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Roots Summer Leadership Academy Caregiver Orientation
Roots Summer Leadership Academy (RSLA) is a FREE fun and rigorous 3-week enrichment summer camp for Albuquerque-area youth ages 8–16.
Caregiver orientation (June 30 or July 2) is mandatory. Sign up HERE.
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Roots Summer Leadership Academy Signups Open
Roots Summer Leadership Academy (RSLA) is a FREE fun and rigorous 3-week enrichment summer camp for Albuquerque-area youth ages 8–16.
RSLA uses a cultural lens along with an arts-based community development framework to promote self-esteem and leadership, while also teaching 21st-century skills needed to effectively navigate and compete in a global society.
Sign up HERE by June 30. Caregiver orientation (June 30 or July 2) is mandatory.
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Roots Summer Leadership Academy
Roots Summer Leadership Academy (RSLA) is a FREE fun and rigorous 3-week enrichment summer camp for Albuquerque-area youth ages 8–16.
RSLA uses a cultural lens along with an arts-based community development framework to promote self-esteem and leadership, while also teaching 21st-century skills needed to effectively navigate and compete in a global society.
Sign up HERE by June 30. Caregiver orientation (June 30 or July 2) is mandatory.
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True NM Art Exhibition 2025: SONKE (All of Us)
Don’t miss this collaboration between NMBLC, the NM Asian Family Center, and a cohort of 10 exciting young Black and AAPINH (Asian American, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian) artists! These artists challenge the tricultural myth by telling their own, true New Mexican stories through the lens of art. This exciting event is free!
SONKE is NMBLC’s theme for 2025. The word “Sonke” means “all of us” in Zulu. We use it to sum up our shared journey and the unification of New Mexico’s rich and diverse communities. Plus, it gives us a nifty acronym: Sharing Our Narratives, Knowledge, and Experiences.
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AfroMundo Festival: Together We Stand
Join AfroMundo for a FREE screening of the documentary Standing Above the Clouds in NHCC’s Bank of America Theater.
“Through the lens of mothers and daughters in three Native Hawaiian families, the film explores intergenerational healing and the impacts of safeguarding cultural sites.”
Followed by a panel and Q&A. Panelists include Hawaiian tradition bearer Pua Case, Alaskan playwright Marleah Makpiaq LaBelle, and Grand Canyon Havasupai Carletta Tilousi. Moderated by filmmaker Amber Espinosa.
Reservations for the film screening are FREE but required.
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AfroMundo Festival: We Will Not Perish
The documentary “Ayiti Pap Peri: Ayiti Will Not Perish” shines a spotlight on Haitian expatriates returning to Haiti (Ayiti), despite many challenges, to work on behalf of their country.
The film screening will be followed by one of AfroMundo’s acclaimed panel discussions and Q&A. Panelists include the documentary’s director and journalist Cassandre Thrasybule, Haitian American author Patrick Sylvain, Afro Cuban artist and actress Lili Bernard, and documentarist Aida Esther Bueno Sarduy.
Tickets to the screening at NHCC’s Wells Fargo Theater are free, but reservations are required. View the film trailer here.
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EarthFest at La Montanita
Come celebrate sustainability, community, and local food! Honor our planet with a day of fun, learning, local vendors, plants for your garden, live entertainment, and more!
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Health Equity Fair
Join the Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta for a Health Equity Fair, including free flu vaccines and 15-minute massages, raffle prizes, lunch catered by Flying star, grocery bags, and more!
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Earth Day Nature Hike and Trash Pickup
Join Open Space biology staff for a 1-mile round-trip bilingual nature walk through the Bosque. Learn about local plants and wildlife while making a difference for the ecosystem.
Meet at the northwest corner of the Hispanic Cultural Center parking lot. The group will continue into the Bosque and brighten the trail up by helping with trash pickup along the way.