Book Club: Po’Pay Leader of the First American Revolution
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center 2401 12th St NW, Albuquerque, NM, United StatesJon Jon Ghahate for the Pueblo Book Club. This month's book is Po'Pay: Leader of the First American Revolution
Pueblo Book Club: Environmental Justice In New Mexico: Counting Coup with Guest Participant Author Valerie Rangel
OnlineThis month’s reading selection focuses on the environment, legislation, and public interest that are longstanding issues in the state. Featuring Guest Participant: Author Valerie Rangel...
Seasons of Growth: Falling into Resiliency with Traditional Knowledge and Foods
OnlineJoin us for a special two-hour Seasons of Growth, Falling into Resiliency with Traditional Knowledge and Foods...
IPIE Workshop 1: Starting Social Media for Your Business
OnlineThe Indian Pueblo Innovative Entrepreneurship (IPIE) program is a new initiative presented in partnership with the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and Creative Startups designed to support Indigenous entrepreneurs in New Mexico. Workshop 1: Starting Social Media for Your Business
Indian Pueblo Opportunity Center Community Conversations
OnlineThe Indian Pueblo Innovative Entrepreneurship (IPIE) program is a new initiative presented in partnership with the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and Creative Startups designed to support Indigenous entrepreneurs in New Mexico. Workshop 1: Starting Social Media for Your Business
Seasons of Growth: Harvesting Time in the Resilience Garden – Blue Corn
OnlineJoin us for the October Seasons of Growth, Harvesting Time in the Resilience Garden-(Blue Corn)...
Pueblo Book Club: ‘Pueblos, Spaniards, and the Kingdom of the New Mexico’ By John L Kessell
OnlineThe cultural heritage of NM’s Pueblo peoples are integral to their communities. October’s reading centers on the impact of Spanish colonization.
Counter Narrative – Captured Culture: An Introduction
OnlineTune in to a discussion with Dr. Matthew Martinez, Ohkay owingeh, Deputy Director at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture. We will examine the history of film and photographs in the southwest from their uses in anthropology to contemporary family photos.
