By Jeanette DeDios, Daniel Montaño | KUNM New Mexico – and the United States are one step closer to having the first female Native American …
National Trust lists Chaco Canyon as one of the most endangered historic places in the country
By Jeanette DeDios, KUNM The National Trust of Historic Preservation has placed the Greater Chaco Cultural Landscape on this year’s list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. The …
NM pueblos, tribes and nations receive funding for cultural education programming
$90M from Indian Education Fund will be distributed over the next three fiscal years By Leah Romero, Source NM New Mexico’s pueblos, tribes and nations …
District 66 candidate exceeds anonymous donation limits, says he’ll amend disclosure report
By Azure Mitchell, New Mexico In Depth Trinidad Malone, a local Artesia businessman running to represent District 66 as state representative, exceeded the amount of …
Lights, Camera, New Mexico: UNM students expose the power of film
UNM is helping shape the future of filmmaking, starting with student voices.
Quo Vadis, with Camillo Episode 1: Photographing What Others Won’t
Welcome to Quo Vadis with Camillo. This podcast is about photography and film, less so about the work itself and more about the process of …
Dead Rivers Podcast Episode One: The Gallinas
“Dead Rivers” with Reed Black is a podcast about the management of water in the Western United States. Listeners will travel with Reed to meet …
Mexican Gray Wolves: An Unlikely Endangered Species, Podcast Episode One
The following is a transcript of episode one of the podcast, “Mexican Gray Wolves: An Unlikely Endangered Species.” Welcome to Mexican Gray Wolves: An Unlikely …
Tour Raises Awareness for MMIWR crisis through Film, Art and Healing
About 100 people gathered at Old Town Albuquerque’s Tigeux Park smiling and laughing on a warm and sunny morning in April. The joyous gathering wasn’t …