Events

Designed with small organizations in mind, this session focuses on realistic approaches to strategic planning that can be adapted to organizations with limited staff, time, or resources. Participants will leave with practical tools and guiding questions they can use to start strategic planning conversations within their organization.

Nonprofit leaders are navigating increasingly complex challenges, from staff burnout and organizational change to growing community expectations. This session explores how Indigenous values, collective care, and liberatory leadership practices can support more sustainable and values-aligned leadership.

Join us for an online information session about our upcoming Fall Community Grant Cycle and concurrent initiative grant cycles. This is one of two information sessions covering the same content; please register for the one that works best with your schedule.

This session is part of a transformative two-year program, designed for women of color leaders in northern New Mexico's nonprofit sector.

Discrimination and harassment claims are among the most damaging, and most preventable, risks a nonprofit can face. This session covers what federal and New Mexico law require of you as an employer: who is protected, what counts as harassment, and how to respond when a complaint comes in. We'll also look at where diversity, equity, and inclusion practices stand legally in 2026, and how to build a workplace that is welcoming and respectful while still being a fun place to come to work.

Nonprofit leaders are often asked to address complex challenges with limited time, funding, and capacity. Yet some of the most powerful resources available to our organizations already exist within our communities. This workshop offers participants an opportunity to identify and deepen their understanding of these rich community assets and how they can support meaningful partnerships and collaboration.