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NM Civic Engagement Table

https://civicpolicy.com/nmcet/
“Table partners come together to work on a variety of issues, like democracy reform, tax and budget reform, economic justice, immigrant rights, and climate justice. Table partners collaborate around strategic and coordinated opportunities for non-partisan voter mobilization, public policy campaigns, data- tested messaging, and civic engagement work to build power for NAM communities.”

Native Leadership Collective

https://www.nmnativeledorgs.com/directory

NM Indian Affairs Department

https://www.iad.state.nm.us/
“Committed to working with New Mexico Nations, Tribes & Pueblos to create vital relationships, meet their challenges and expand opportunities.”

Power4NM

https://www.power4nm.com/
“At Power 4 NM we believe that by growing community power and amplifying community voices to inform NM’s energy transition and push the state’s decision makers to commit to bold actions on climate, we will be able shape a clean and prosperous present and future led by frontline communities. This will allow us to empower everyday New Mexicans to be part of the emerging regenerative economy.”

Open New Doors

https://www.opennewdoorsnm.org/
“Open New Doors New Mexico is a communications project of an allied group of climate, equity and justice, conservation, and environmental organizations centered on the urgent need for a managed, just, and equitable transition away from the state’s current over-dependence on oil and gas revenues to address the climate emergency.”

Voting Resources

NM Secretary of State’s Voter Information Portal (link: www.NMVote.org)

Register to Vote

https://portal.sos.state.nm.us/OVR/WebPages/InstructionsStep1.aspx
“You can now register and update your registration online. If you have either a current or expired New Mexico state I.D. (like a driver’s license) you can register for the first time or make changes to your registration—like name, address or party affiliation—easily using the online system.”

Find a Voter Registration Agent

https://voterportal.servis.sos.state.nm.us/VRASearch
Search for a Voter Registration Agent who can assist with in- person voter registration.

Find Your County Clerk

https://www.sos.state.nm.us/voting-and- elections/voter-information-portal/county-clerk-information/

NM Voter Bill of Rights

https://www.sos.state.nm.us/voting-and- elections/voter-information-portal/voter-bill-of-rights/
When you head to the polls on Election Day, Know Your Voting Rights.

Navajo Nation Election Administration

https://www.navajoelections.navajo-nsn.gov/
The Navajo Nation Election Administration is responsible for all elections conducted within the Navajo Nation.

City of Albuquerque

Office of Equity and Inclusion

https://www.cabq.gov/office-of-equity-inclusion
“Mayor Tim Keller restructured the former Human Rights Office into the Office of Equity and Inclusion and the Office of Civil Rights to better address racial disparities and to achieve equity across all populations and indicators.”

Office of Native American Affairs

https://www.cabq.gov/office-of-equity-inclusion/about-office-of- equity-inclusion/native-american-affairs
Search for a Voter Registration Agent who can assist with in- person voter registration.

Tribal Information and Resources

All Pueblo Council of Governors

https://www.apcg.org/
“We are the 20 Governors of the sovereign Pueblo nations of New Mexico and Texas, vested in making life better for all our Pueblo people and ensuring that those yet to be born have the same opportunity to experience our customs and traditions just as previous generations have been blessed.”

Navajo Nation

https://www.navajo-nsn.gov/
The official site of the Navajo Nation

Jicarilla Apache Nation

https://farmingtonnm.org/listings/jicarilla-apache-reservation
“The Jicarilla (hē-kə-ˈrē-yə ) Apache Nation is located in north-central New Mexico. Dulce, New Mexico is the Jicarilla Apache Nation Headquarters and is located 90 miles east of Farmington on US Hwy 64. Today, there are approximately 3,500 tribal members, most of whom live in Dulce, New Mexico.”

Mescalero Apache Tribe

https://mescaleroapachetribe.com/
“The Mescalero Apache Tribe, located in South Central New Mexico, welcomes you to familiarize yourself with our history, traditions, and the current vision of our Tribe.”

Fort Sill Apache Tribe

https://fortsillapache-nsn.gov/
The Fort Sill Apache Tribe is comprised of the descendants of the Chiricahua and Warm Springs Apaches who lived in southwestern New Mexico, southeastern Arizona and northern Mexico until they were removed from their homelands and held as Prisoners of War by the United States from 1886–1914. Fort Sill Apache Tribal members are descended from 81 former Prisoners of War who received allotments in Oklahoma after their release.