Generation Justice

Fabiola Landeros, Civil Rights Organizer at El Centro de Igualdad y Derechos, discusses El Centro’s Know Your Rights training.

Representative Andrea Romero of District 46 discusses the legislation she plans to sponsor during the 2026 legislative session.

Evolvement NM’s Youth Ambassadors join us to discuss their no-smoking advocacy campaign, No Minor Sale.

The Peer-to-Peer Educator Team from Tierra Adentro in New Mexico promotes restorative justice, problem-solving, and repairing harm rather than punishment.

Rodney Bowe, Coordinator of UNM Campus Watch, discusses student safety through a new initiative inspired by the Neighborhood Watch Program.

Senator Angel Charley of District 30 shares her focus for this legislative session & her experience as the first Indigenous person elected to her district.

Excerpts from his speech “Beyond Vietnam -- A Time to Break Silence,” as it relates to the moment we are in

The New Mexico Speaker of the House, who shares 2026 legislative priorities. As well as his own hopes and values for the future.

2026 Senator Linda Lopez & Senator Harold Pope Interview by Generation Justice

Dannelle Kirven MLK Dream Week! by Generation Justice

Dr. Finnie Coleman is a veteran, scholar, and the Director of New Mexico Vets for Pets, a nonprofit dedicated to reducing veteran suicide by supporting veterans and their companion animals. He leads programs in veterinary care, food security, mobile outreach, and community partnership.

12.21.25- Interview with Dr Katryn Hall-Trujillo & Dr Uriel Ramirez by Generation Justice

We are joined by Dr. Anthony Fleg, Andrea Alderte, and Johnny Armjio who speak about the mission of Soul Recovery Cafe and their 3rd Annual Predictuion Run. Register for the event - 20 days away!! https://runsignup.com/Race/NM/Albuquerque/NewYearsPredictionRunWalk

Trisha Moquino discusses the Keres Children’s learning center and the importance of education that supports children’s heritage and language. Trisha Moquino is from the Native Nations of Cochiti, Kewa & Ohkay Owingeh, three of the 19 Indian Pueblos in New Mexico. Trisha co-founded the Keres Children’s Learning Center (KCLC) in Cochiti Pueblo, NM, where she serves as a Keres Speaking Montessori Guide for elementary children.

Youth Opinion: 17-Year-Old Shares His Thoughts on Election Day by Generation Justice

Dr. Benjamin Abbott: Spring 2026 Transgender Studies Class at UNM! by Generation Justice

11.30.25- Opera Southwest: The Farolitos of Christmas by Generation Justice

APS International School by Generation Justice

GLSEN NM Interview by Generation Justice

My Black Job Productions, a Black and Queer owned company, shares how they got started last year and their hopes to continue creating a space for other Black artists.