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moving forward donate listening builds understanding conversation builds community storytelling builds connections listening builds understanding conversation builds community storytelling builds connections seeking to understand who we are who we were and who we aspire to be the new mexico humanities council engages new mexicans with the humanities through cultural traditions reflecting on history storytelling and more what are the humanities 0 97 dollars spent in new mexico live public events funded 0 counties reached 0 0 k awarded in major grants funding for programs and grants provided through new mexico humanities council are made possible by the support of the national endowments for the humanities find an event near you events around the state 06 oct espanola writes española public library 313 north paseo de onate learn more 18 oct los tiempos de antes los tiempos que vienen chimayó museum 13 plaza de cerro chimayo nm 87522 learn more 24 oct celebrando los antepasados celebrating the ancestors through word music in person events october 23 25 rsvp at museogente gmail com 575 649 9173 learn more 1 2 3 4 5 check out more exciting news news and announcements thank you to our departing staff members june 30 2025 read more traditional new mexican bailes june 30 2025 read more visionary voices then and now june 30 2025 read more students earn national honors at 2025 national history day contest june 30 2025 read more no posts found 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 stories from communities around the state new mexico 1776 06 30 26 by rob martinez while the british can claim 1620 as the year of the start of english read blog post rudolfo anaya catching cultures in bless me ultima 03 01 25 by richard wayne etulain anaya greatly expands the cultural contributions of his read blog post up by our bootstraps two lives in retrospect 02 01 25 by finnie coleman i found myself fascinated with dr mciver s transition from the read blog post martin l king jr s damning letter from jail 01 01 25 by christopher a ulloa chaves ed d in the letter king used a multi disciplinary read blog post literature as guideposts on my immigrant journey 10 01 24 by kei tsuzuki what i have learned from books is that there is no one story that read blog post rudolfo anaya s magic with words 05 29 24 by chris chaves it seems that for anaya at least libraries and the magical words read blog post the bandana brigade with hearts and hands women do it together 03 01 24 by kim suina melwani like a bandana brigade these women seemed ready to face whatever read blog post reflections on the black footprint in new mexico 01 31 24 by darryl wellington let s begin with a story that reflects my concerns that the read blog post a muslim fitting into new mexico 01 02 24 by ryqir haden i am a muslim and i belong in las cruces new mexico surprised read blog post bread of death and life a short history of pan de muertos 11 01 23 by vanessa baca bread is life this platitude is among the most well known in read blog post pre pandemic grief ancestral memory mourning the world in 2020 and healing in the present 10 02 23 by venaya yazzie i now find myself dwelling upon ancestral homelands of my diné read blog post it s the most wonderful time of the year the burning of zozobra and heralding the new season 09 01 23 by nicolasa chávez now celebrating his 99th year zozobra is older than the macy s read blog post ancient death rituals run deep in new mexico 08 01 23 by ana pacheco through the mid 20th century some women wore the tápalo in the villages read blog post esther martinez p oe tsáwä blue water a matriarch of pueblo language preservation 04 18 23 by kim suina melwani by age seven martinez no longer had her elders their stories read blog post telling our stories pueblo author and teacher dr joe s sando 04 01 23 by jonna c paden despite the pueblo s long history in the area little has been read blog post meticulous answer inspired by artist agnes martin 04 01 23 by lauren camp my mind keeps moving the country is nearly at war with satisfaction or read blog post outriders legacy of the black cowboy narrating the rich history of the black cowboy in the american southwest 01 30 23 by ariana kramer outriders legacy of the black cowboy depicts information that read blog post chocolate from food of the gods to the food of love 01 29 23 by nicolasa chávez the artfully packaged chocolate boxes cherished today were not read blog post what s in the word savage 12 30 22 by felicia bartley i have been hearing the word savage more than i would like to read blog post slow burn a family history of green chile stew 12 01 22 by vanessa baca ubiquitous in our state chile is a staple in our recipes year round read blog post little brown bags a brief meditation on a nuevo mexico tradition 12 01 22 by leeanna teresa martinez y torres throughout much of new mexico luminarias are read blog post cultural identity theft immeasurable suffering 11 14 22 by joshua k concha unauthorized access to your personal information has occurred read blog post hispanic heritage month amador family 09 28 22 by jennifer olguin september 15 to october 15 marks hispanic heritage month this read blog post indigenous in ai lakota language camp 07 28 22 by ellen dornan natives in tech and indigenous in ai have made it their respective read blog post juneteenth and violence revisited 06 01 22 by sean cardinalli it s terrifying being black in america it s strange being black read blog post mapping queer history in new mexico 05 31 22 by ellen dornan did new mexico or at least albuquerque and santa fe support a read blog post teacher warrior 05 01 22 by ninabah davis in the month of may we celebrate mother s day to honor our mothers read blog post shikataganai it can t be helped 05 01 22 by shelley takeuchi may is now designated as asian american and pacific islander read blog post fish not flesh symbolism of the new mexico lenten feast 03 31 22 by vanessa baca ultimately it is the return to life after the darkness of death read blog post carlos prieto and ramiro come to hoe the milpa 03 31 22 by levi romero hay más tiempo que vida my cousin would often say and maybe he read blog post soy magdelena y he pecado 03 31 22 by diana velazco represento a toda mujer que en el mundo se le ha juzgado por prejuicios read blog post international jazz day jazz and democracy 03 31 22 by andy kingston the irony was not lost on many artists that a nation struggling read blog post ida b wells the power of the pen 02 28 22 by ina jane today the legacy of her work continues as countries all over the world read blog post encountering new mexico 01 31 22 by darryl wellington i was aware that new mexico was heavily indigenous and hispanic read blog post the last mlk day 01 01 22 by hakim bellamy dr king gets significant and deserved credit for being one of read blog post a sweet and spicy memory biscochitos in new mexico culture 12 01 21 by vanessa baca biscochitos have a far deeper significance than being just sweet read blog post celebrating the dead día de los muertos and all hallowe en 09 28 21 by nicolasa chávez many people do not know the origins of this fun and fright filled read blog post miguel trujillo 09 01 21 by gordon bronitsky what was it about the postwar situation in new mexico that encouraged read blog post why is el paso in texas 08 27 21 by ellen dornan today southern new mexicans frequently cross the border to el paso read blog post hispasian 07 30 21 by melissa auh krukar the questions are always the same where are you from or read blog post growing up coyota in new mexico 07 29 21 by nicolasa chávez did being a coyote make me any less new mexican what exactly read blog post art cannot be caged detained migrant youth create an exhibit 06 28 21 by kayla myers uncaged art tornillo children s detention center is fundamentally read blog post the fool s journey 06 01 21 by bethany tabor it s impossible to travel through albuquerque without encountering read blog post manito 05 30 21 by leeanna teresa martinez y torres manito examining and deconstructing new mexico s read blog post lágrimas poems of joy and sadness 05 28 21 by nasario garcía i was fascinated by rural life in the desert where the landscape read blog post national history day helping student historians and their teachers study the past to inform the present and shape the future learn more encouraging open conversations to strengthen civic engagement and our democracy the freedom to think or why book banning is boring learn more the freedom to think or why book banning is boring learn more united we stand learn more miguel trujillo learn more nm listens learn more civil rights and justice the force of reies lopez tijerina learn more the new mexico humanities council provides support to help libraries and other educational spaces remain available for all people and perspectives previously funded libraries capitan public library 5 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