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At our June convening on Wednesday, the 28th, 4-5 pm, our guest will be Patricia Jimenez-Latham, Ed.D – “Martinez/Yazzie vs. the State of New Mexico: Five Years Later”
On July 18th it will be 5 years since Judge Singleton ruled that the State of New Mexico has violated our NM State Constitution to provide a sufficient education for New Mexico Students (Native American students, English learners, Students with Disabilities and Students At-risk). This session will provide a history of the lawsuit, where we are now and how you can become an advocate moving forward. Your voice matters!
Here is the ZOOM link.
If you have specific questions please send them to us ASAP so we can make sure to have answers!
Our state wide Virtual Convening, where we will feature students from Taos, NM and facilitated by Mark Richert.
Join by Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/7851430263 (ID: 7851430263)
Join by phone
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Our guest speaker this month will be Dr. Soña A. Saiz, who led the research team from SEL4NM in investigating Wellness Spaces in New Mexico schools. She will share a peek into what is happening state wide. A longer presentation is scheduled nationwide on SELDAY.
We will be honored to have as our guest speaker, Abena McNeely, who will share with us a part of her remarkable journey and the work she is doing in our state with equity and cultural relevancy. Anyone is welcome to join us so please share with your network.
Kids’ safety and well-being matters. To ensure all children and youth are supported upstream to learn, be safe, and thrive, it’s vital that your lawmakers and decision-makers hear from you.
Join the Committee for Children and the All Kids Safe and Well campaign efforts to learn more and grow your advocacy toolbox!
Select the advocacy workshop below you’d like to join.
Advocacy Workshop 1
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Advocacy Workshop 2
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In this one-hour workshop, you’ll learn effective ways to talk about and advocate life skills and primary prevention in critical efforts that promote young people’s learning, safety, and well-being.
You’ll also learn:
No advocacy experience is necessary to participate in this workshop.
