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Nuestra America
Tuesdays 5:30 pm - 6:00 pm

Bi-lingual Conversations with and about the Latino Community and their struggles and triumphs in Nuestra America.

Conversaciones bilingues sobre las luchas y triunfos de la comunidad latina en Nuestra America.

email - nuestraamerica@ksfr.org

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See New York Times article about Somos un Pueblo Unido's worker justice project.

  • Former Mayor David Coss talks about his reflections on the role of local government during unprecedented times.
  • This week on Nuestra America, Marcela interviews Paula García, Executive Director of the NM Acequias Association talks about organizing rural communities to protect land & water in northern NM.
  • This week on Nuestra America, Marcela interviews Laurie Weahkee, founding member of SAGE Council & Native American Voting Alliance shares the struggles and hopes of community organizing in New Mexico.
  • Sangre de Cristo apartment fire victims and Chainbreaker organizer Yetzali Reyna Aguilar discuss need for evection prevention funding and protections in Santa Fe.
  • Patricia Rivera, president of the Sociedad Folkllórica de Santa Fe, talks about its 90th anniversary of preserving culture in Santa Fe.
  • Michael Leon Guerrero, long time organizer in the environmental justice movement discusses the role of community organizing in NM's ongoing social justice work.
  • Part 2 of Somos Founding Board Member Maria Cristina López' reflections on Somos and NM"s immigrant's rights movement.
  • María Cristina López, Founder of Somos Un Pueblo Unido, discusses origins of Somos and the NM immigrant's rights movement.
  • This week on Nuestra America, Marcela interviews Tomás Rivera, Executive Director of Chainbreaker Collective, discusses plans for building a local community land trust and the first phases of implementation of the community development plan for mid-town campus.