NMW.O News
Celebrating Senate Bill 96 & Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s Proclamation Highlighting Black Maternal Health Week
Authored by Sunshine Muse, Executive Director of Black Health New Mexico Protecting Black women and people is an act of justice that is centuries overdue. Harmful health outcomes, police brutality, misogynoir, and laws that disproportionately target and...
Impact & Coffee Panel Discussion on NM Women & COVID-19
Top right: Crossroads for Women Community Coordinator, Dalilah Naranjo Center: Dress for Success Albuquerque Executive Director, Brejette Emery Bottom: (left) NMW.O Program Manager, Carli Romero; (right) Bold Futures Policy Fellow, LuzHilda Campos This month, in honor...
Young Women #MakingHerstory
Top left to right: Sophie Cruz, Isra Hirsi, Isabel Coronado, and Marley Dias Bottom left to right: Hebh Jamal, Sage Dolan-Sandrino, Aaron Philip, and Kai Shappley This Women’s History Month, our #MakingHerstory campaign highlights young self-identified women of color...
NMW.O Participates in the Biden Administration’s National Listening Session on COVID-19
On March 2nd, NewMexicoWomen.Org’s (NMW.O) Executive Director, Sarah Ghiorse, was invited to join and share insights, alongside advocates and organizers from across the country during a national listening session hosted by the Biden Administration’s Task Force on...
This Women’s History Month
This Women's History Month, as we mark a year after the start of the pandemic, and bear witness to another rash of violent shootings, May we remember the ways in which the dual viruses of COVID-19 and structural racism have disproportionately impacted self-identifying...
Celebrating Black History and Futures Month in New Mexico!
Check out a few local groups and individuals who are contributing to Black History in New Mexico today! 1. Earth Seed Black Arts Alliance has created a curriculum, “Black Story/Black Song: History through the African American Lens” designed for middle and high...