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Community Bulletin
Call to action: Protect the Greater Chaco region
The Greater Chaco region is an irreplaceable cultural and ancestral place with deep significance for many Tribal Nations. The Bureau of Land Management is currently accepting public comments on a proposal that could affect protections for the area through July 29. Learn more about the proposal and how to participate.
The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus
By making high-quality music education accessible to more than 2,000 young people each year, the Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra & Chorus is helping students build confidence, creativity, and community. Through lessons, ensembles, and school partnerships, the organization is inspiring the next generation of musicians across northern New Mexico.
El Rancho de Las Golondrinas
Through hands-on learning at New Mexico Heritage Days, El Rancho de Las Golondrinas helps thousands of students experience the state's history firsthand, creating meaningful connections across generations.
HR Essentials: Preventing Discrimination and Harassment
With Linda Strauss
Part of
On the Ground
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.
Key Federal Developments Affecting Nonprofits
With Nick Derda, PhD
Part of
On the Ground
Federal policy discussions continue to shape the environment in which nonprofits operate. This virtual session will help nonprofit leaders better understand current federal developments, hear directly from congressional staff, and explore what these conversations could mean for nonprofit organizations and the communities they serve.
Thriving in a Changing Nonprofit Landscape
With Tsiporah Nephesh
Part of
On the Ground
Nonprofits across northern New Mexico are navigating funding uncertainty, policy changes, staffing challenges, and growing community needs. This interactive workshop offers practical strategies, tools, and resources to help organizations adapt to change while staying grounded in their mission, values, and commitment to the communities they serve.
Executive Director
MainStreet de Las Vegas
MainStreet de Las Vegas (MSLV) is seeking a visionary, results-driven full-time Executive Director to lead the revitalization and promotion of our historic downtown district. This leadership role partners closely with the Board of Directors, City of Las Vegas, local businesses, and community stakeholders to drive strategic initiatives, secure funding, and ensure long-term organizational sustainability. Annual salary range is $50,000 to $55,000 depending on experience.
Project Officer, Grateful Patient & Family, Program Operations
The University of New Mexico Foundation
The University of New Mexico Foundation is seeking a detail-oriented and strategic individual to serve as Project Officer for Grateful Patient and Family (GPF) Program Operations. Reporting to the Managing Director of Data Strategy and Quality, this role is pivotal in managing the technical, data, and compliance functions of the GPF Program to strengthen healthcare philanthropy.
Project Manager, Change & Technology
The University of New Mexico Foundation
We are seeking a collaborative, detail-oriented Project Manager, Change & Technology to support the successful delivery of technology initiatives that enhance organizational effectiveness, stakeholder engagement, and business operations. This position serves as a key liaison between business and technical teams, ensuring projects are delivered on time, within scope, and aligned with strategic objectives.
