Created by the US Department of Education, this resource was created for state, local, and school leaders to support the physical, linguistic, social, emotional, mental health, and academic needs of newcomer immigrants and refugees. Access this toolkit!
Stay safe and know your rights by keeping up-to-date on immigration policies under the Trump administration by checking website or by email or phone. Look for 🌐to change site language (العربية, Español, 中文, Русские...). Stay updated!
Toolkits to help families organize important documents and information in the event of emergencies, including potential family separation due to immigration enforcement.
NM Immigrant Law Center - Planning guides and workbooks available in Spanish and English. Access these now!
Social justice and liberation-oriented mental health directory, community, and resource hub. Receive support getting connected to mental health providers according to your needs. Please scroll down and follow the steps below. Complete the form and up to 3 providers will reach out to you. Get matched!
If support for acute crisis is needed, please call or text:
Search for childcare providers throughout New Mexico by several criteria including age range, number of days of the week, drop-off/pick-up times, programming, language access, and more! New Mexico offers universal child care. Look for the Universal Child Care badge to identify participating providers. Need a customized referral? Contact Resource and Referral at 1-800-691-9067.
Joint fundraising and educational project between outside organizers in Montreal, New York, and Baltimore, and current and former political prisoners.
Promoting and supporting the teaching of people’s history in classrooms across the country offering free people’s history lessons and books for middle and high school classrooms; curriculum workshops; online classes with people’s historians; teacher-led study groups; a teacher leader fellowship, and campaigns on Reconstruction, climate justice, and defending the right to teach truthfully.
A worldwide movement rooted in the human right to access high-quality education offers a public digital library of open educational resources and tailored services.
Resources that includes voices from Gaza, open letter from the ELT community, teaching and learning materials, events, and volunteer opportunities.
Volunteer-run, not-for-profit zine distro of self-published zines of political education for and by Queer and Trans Black Indigenous and People of Color. Shop Brown Recluse Zine Distro!
Sanghaya Channel, LLC operates on the unceded ancestral Pueblo lands of the Tiwa peoples, who have stewarded these lands for generations.
| Mail Only: |
| 8206 Louisiana Blvd NE, Suite A #5690 |
| Albuquerque, NM 87113 |
| +1 505.369.6684 |
 |
|
|
|
Sanghaya Channel