By the LANL Foundation The Northern New Mexico Pathways to Opportunity Strategy Table was recognized this May with the New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions’ first-ever “Future Ready Leader” Innovation Award for its leadership in launching the Northern New Mexico…
By NationSwell As funders look to move from isolated grants to systems-level impact, the need for durable, place-based models that communities can shape — not just receive — has never been clearer. In northern New Mexico, the LANL Foundation and the Annie E.…
By Children’s Funding Project. At its core, a fiscal map shows how much money goes toward the services that support children and youth in a specific city, county, state, or Native nation—and the sources of that money. It helps leaders and advocates…
By the Annie E. Casey Foundation Young people across northern New Mexico are gaining greater access to career-focused education and training, thanks to a new collaborative investment backed by private foundations, public agencies, tribal nations and youth leaders. The Annie E.…
Published by Workforce Matters The Northern New Mexico Youth Fund is a new participatory, youth-led public-private partnership created by the Northern New Mexico Pathways to Opportunity Strategy Table to strengthen initiatives that support young people ages 13-29 in the region to thrive at school, work,…
The Northern New Mexico Pathways to Opportunity Strategy Table proudly announces the inaugural round of Youth Fund grant recipients, awarding over $1.4 million to 16 regional organizations committed to expanding career pathways for underserved young people.
The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (NMDWS) is investing $500,000 in the Northern New Mexico Youth Fund, becoming the first state agency to partner with the organization to provide job training for underserved youth.
By KRQE News 13. A group of 17 different foundations wants to get more young people involved in helping northern New Mexico communities. They are doing it by letting its youngest members help decide who gets the grant money. It’s…