NMAFC Tea Talk and Writing Workshop
Join other AAPINH women, femmes, and non-binary youth ages 14-21 for an exciting creative writing workshop with author/illustrator Zahra Marwan! Materials will be provided, as well as food and prizes. RSVP HERE to receive the program location. Tea Talks is a program designed to raise awareness of sexual assault, gender-based violence and create space for […]
Diné Cultural Revitalization Through Technology (Diné clan app)
Software developer Albert Haskie will present Adoone’é, a Diné clan app to help navigate the complex Navajo clanship system. Haskie will lead a discussion on using technology for cultural and language revitalization.
True NM Exhibition Combats State’s Tricultural Myth
by Kristin Satterlee You’ve probably heard New Mexico’s tricultural myth: the common misconception that the state’s culture is a harmonious blend of Indigenous, Latinx, and Anglo heritages. Setting aside this myth’s other inaccuracies, where does that fable leave the stories of African American and AAPINH (Asian American, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian) New Mexicans who […]
AfroMundo Festival: Afro-Latin Culinary Memory, Power, Resistance & Creativity
For Afro diasporas, food remains one of the most effective means of resistance, cultural retention, and innovation. Join an exciting culinary discussion with Angelica Mena: Afro-Columbian Chef and Founder of San Francisco’s Sukulentas; and with Chef Suzanne Barr, recipient of a 2021 Social Advocate of the Year Award, featured in acclaimed documentary The Heat: A kitchen (R)evolution (2018). […]
It Takes a Village
Learn more about the accomplishments of esteemed African Americans in Albuquerque through the work of 10 Albuquerque youth! Let’s celebrate these achievements together. RSVP for your free tickets HERE
Black Women Trailblazers of New Mexico
