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Indigenous Equity & Bridging Cultures

Desert landscape with scattered shrubs and dry red soil under a wide blue sky with wispy clouds.

This week on the show, we highlight two developing stories around barriers to access for Indigenous communities in western and northern New Mexico before slowing down and taking in some poetic advice. First, New Mexico In Depth Executive Director Trip Jennings speaks with Dr. Wendy Greyeyes (Diné), the chair of the Navajo Nation Human Rights…

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Jam-Packed Session Puts Process Under the Microscope

Empty government legislative chamber with rows of desks, chairs, microphones, and a large seal on the wall above an American flag.

A whirlwind of a 30-day legislative session has come to a close in Santa Fe. The priority of these shorter, even-year sessions is of course the budget, but every year it seems the governor and lawmakers cram more and more onto the docket. That’s not a criticism of their work, as many of those non-budgetary items are in sincere need of immediate attention.     As we watched the to-do list for lawmakers unfurl like…

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