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Community Bulletin
LGBTQ Grant County
With support from the Envision Fund at Santa Fe Community Foundation, LGBTQ Grant County is strengthening its foundation and expanding year-round programming for LGBTQ+ youth, elders, and allies in rural southwest New Mexico.
Community Matters: Equity & Belonging
What does equity look like in practice? On this episode, Dr. Corrine Sanchez, Executive Director of Tewa Women United, reflects on her 30 years of experience in Indigenous justice, healing, and advocacy and shares how equity can show up inside our organizations, communities, and lives.
Empower! Black Futures Community Fund grants $70,000 in honor of Juneteenth
In honor of Juneteenth, the Empower! Black Futures Community Fund at Santa Fe Community Foundation is proud to announce its second round of grantmaking. The grants, which total $70,000, support organizations uplifting Black life, arts, and culture in New Mexico.
Heart-Centered Innovation
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.
Pride on the Plaza
Presented by the HRA Santa Fe
Part of
PRIDE on the Plaza features a Pride Parade, live entertainment, an outdoor spirits garden, and much more!
HR Essentials: Employment Law Essentials for Nonprofits
With Linda Strauss
Part of
On the Ground
Running a small nonprofit means wearing the HR hat whether you trained for it or not, and the cost of getting employment law wrong can do real harm to a mission-driven organization. This session covers the federal and New Mexico rules every nonprofit employer needs to have on their radar: complying with the Healthy Workplaces Act and paid sick leave requirements, correctly classifying your people as employees, volunteers, contractors, or interns, knowing the difference between salaried (exempt) and hourly (non-exempt) workers, and understanding when you're legally required to accommodate an employee's medical condition or religious beliefs. You'll leave knowing what you must do, what you can do, and what to watch for.
Program Officer
Carroll Petrie Foundation
The Carroll Petrie Foundation is a family foundation dedicated to protecting animals and nature. The Foundation is seeking an individual with a strong work ethic to serve as a program officer. He/she will be responsible for managing full grant cycles, including program research, proposal evaluation, relationship building, and impact assessment. Please visit carrollpetrie.org for more information and for details on how to apply.
Community Organizer
Somos Un Pueblo Unido
(Santa Fe County) Join a statewide immigrant rights and economic justice organization building community power across New Mexico. Recruit members, develop leaders, support grassroots campaigns, and engage immigrant families and low-wage workers. Seeking a bilingual (English/Spanish) organizer with strong relationship-building and communication skills. Starting salary $45,000 plus excellent benefits and a 32-hour full-time work week.
Workforce Development Policy Coordinator
Somos Un Pueblo Unido
(Santa Fe, Hybrid) Help advance workforce equity and economic opportunity for immigrant, rural, low-wage, and oil and gas workers across New Mexico. Lead policy research, advocacy, coalition building, and implementation efforts that expand access to education, job training, and good jobs. Seeking a bilingual (English/Spanish) professional with policy, advocacy, or workforce development experience. Base salary starts at $65,000
