Equality New Mexico
Recent News About Equality New Mexico
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The 2025 New Mexico Legislative Session officially concluded on April 11, with Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham's deadline to sign or veto bills expiring that evening.
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The legislative session in New Mexico has seen a flurry of activity with several bills advancing through committees and floors.
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Arlo Luis Menchaca, an EQNM Legislative Fellow, provided a legislative update highlighting significant progress in several areas concerning LGBTQ+ rights and data privacy.
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Yza and Chiara, legislative fellows from EQNM, provided an update on recent developments in the legislative session.
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The legislative session this week saw significant developments in several key areas, with both positive advancements and challenges ahead.
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Chiara Cavaletto, a Legislative Fellow at Equality New Mexico, has provided an update on recent legislative activities.
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A research project in New Mexico has revealed encouraging support for transgender rights, particularly in rural communities.
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Week three at the Roundhouse was described as the most eventful so far by EQNM's staff and fellows, who are actively advocating for the Queer and Trans community this legislative session.
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EQNM has been actively involved in the legislative session in Santa Fe since it began.
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The upcoming 2025 legislative session in New Mexico is set to address several key issues, with a focus on protecting the rights and services for LGBTQ residents.
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For the first time in over two decades, hundreds of LGBTQ individuals from across New Mexico gathered to discuss policy and movement values.
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Marshall Martinez reflects on his journey as an activist for sexual health education and HIV prevention, highlighting the importance of comprehensive sex education and equitable access to resources.
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Queer and transgender individuals in New Mexico, along with their allies, are reflecting on their collective efforts in 2024 while preparing for challenges anticipated in 2025.
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Elections may not be the sole route to liberation, but queer and trans New Mexicans have effectively engaged with the political system.
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There is a palpable sense of unease following the recent presidential election, particularly within the queer and trans community.
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The LGBTQ community has expressed concern over being used as a tool to influence voters during the 2024 election season. This issue is highlighted by Equality New Mexico (EQNM), which criticizes conservative strategies that portray trans people negatively to drive voter turnout.
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Early voting in New Mexico has commenced, allowing residents to cast their ballots ahead of the November 5 election. Voters can access information about regional early voting options through their County Clerk’s office. In Bernalillo County, early voting is available at the Clerk’s Annex from October 8-18 and at 20 Early Vote Convenience Centers from October 19 through Election Day.
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Equality New Mexico (EQNM) has provided insights into the roles and aspirations of its team members through a recent communication. The organization's Executive Director, Marshall, highlighted their commitment to ensuring representation for LGBTQ New Mexicans in decision-making processes. "This job is about demanding a space at the table for LGBTQ people," Marshall stated.
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Equality New Mexico (EQNM) is preparing to announce its official endorsements for the 2024 elections. The organization emphasizes a thorough vetting process to ensure candidates support inclusive values and policies that impact the LGBTQ community.
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New Mexico legislators are convening at the Roundhouse in Santa Fe for a Special Legislative Session to discuss bills aimed at public safety. The proposed legislation includes measures on involuntary commitment, firearm possession as a second-degree felony, and criminalizing homelessness under "pedestrian safety" in high-speed areas. Critics argue these approaches focus on coercion and punishment rather than effective solutions.