Our Stories
Specific projects that the NMCE Network sites are working on, or have accomplished.
By Mike Milam, submitted September 15, 2007
Mayra Franco Vasquez and Denise Terrazas have been advocating for change in their community by meeting with various New Mexico Legislators to attain funding for a multipurpose center. Their outstanding efforts have been recognized by the Hitachi Foundation and New Mexico Voices.
by Dmxs2g
, submitted August 15, 2007
Myra Franco has demonstrated her boundless potential and has learned many lessons on her way to becoming a leader in her community. Some of her most precious lessons have been condensed into the 6 Keys for Community Engagement.
by Erwin Miller
, submitted January 25, 2005
RFK students create their own school in the shell of an old post office.
by Jessie Young
, submitted January 25, 2005
Through the Caravan for Justice, we offered condolences to the families of the hundreds of women murdered in Juarez, Mexico.
by Mono Livingston
, submitted January 24, 2005
By educating individuals on reducing, reusing, and recycling, our club hopes to improve our little part of this great planet for future generations, leaving it in better condition than it was when we got it.
by Gabriella Calderon
, submitted January 22, 2005
Gadsden students help community members diagnose problems and solutions to health issues in their first annual health fair.
by Jacobo Martinez & Tomas Atencio Pacheco
, submitted January 22, 2005
The Sawmill-Wells Park area of Albuquerque has kept its neighborhood feel through 200 years of history.
by Jolene D. Garcia
, submitted January 13, 2005
At Albuquerque Interfaith, we listen to each others stories and work together to make change happen in communities.
by Jolyn D. Garcia
, submitted January 13, 2005
Why is nobody doing anything about the hundreds of women murdered in Juarez, Mexico?
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