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Community Bulletin
Community Matters: Human Rights Alliance
On this episode of Community Matters, we celebrate the Human Rights Alliance, recipient of the Santa Fe Community Foundation’s 2026 Courageous Innovation Piñon Award. Host Sandra Session-Robertson speaks with Executive Director Kevin Bowen about HRA’s growing year-round work to support LGBTQ+ communities and how all of us can help foster a more inclusive and connected northern New Mexico.
The Art of Generosity: New Mexico Acequia Association
The latest feature of our editorial series with Table Magazine shines light on New Mexico Acequia Association, a nonprofit that protects water rights, preserves cultural heritage, and promotes sustainable land and water practices across New Mexico.
Collins Lake Autism Center
Collins Lake Autism Center is creating new ways for students to learn and thrive through nature-based education at Collins Lake Ranch. By combining outdoor exploration, creativity, and hands-on learning, the organization is expanding educational opportunities for students across Mora County.
A Community Asset Mapping Workshop: The Wisdom Your Community Holds
With Giovianna Burrell
Part of
On the Ground
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 invites participants to identify and deepen their understanding of these community assets and explore how they can support meaningful partnerships, collaboration, and community-driven solutions.
Ancestral Legacy & Future Visioning
Part of
Wisdom Weavers – Northern New Mexico Nonprofit Women of Color Leadership Program
This session is part of a transformative two-year program, designed for women of color leaders in northern New Mexico's nonprofit sector.
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.
Business Manager
SWAIA
The Business Manager is a senior staff position for the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts, Inc. (SWAIA) with key responsibility for overseeing the organization’s financial management, human resource management, and business systems. This is a salaried, core staff position that works with staff, seasonal staff and volunteers to produce the Santa Fe Indian Market, other seasonal art-related events, and other programming to fulfill the SWAIA mission.
Narrative Content Coordinator
Girls Inc. of Santa Fe
The Narrative Content Coordinator keeps stories moving—from a participant finding their voice to the post, newsletter, or webpage that brings that moment to the community. This role captures and organizes stories with care, then shares them with clarity, respect, and purpose. View the complete position description on the website careers page.
Development Manager
New Mexico Environmental Law Center
The New Mexico Environmental Law Center (NMELC) is seeking a creative and experienced development professional dedicated to our mission of working with communities to advance environmental justice and human rights. The Development Manager will take a lead role in working with the development team in securing funding and create short term to long range strategic fundraising plans that include multiple revenue streams and opportunities.
