AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoNative Language & Education: U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich’s new legislation aims to strengthen Native language learning in Tribal Head Start, including pathways that let elders and fluent speakers help lead classrooms. Immigrant Workforce: Somos Un Pueblo Unido launched “Somos Futuro,” an online platform connecting foreign-born New Mexicans to state workforce training and job opportunities amid federal pressure. Arts & Culture Calendar: Silver City is gearing up for a new Xantolo celebration (Day of the Dead) with Teatro del Cobre, blending remembrance with community cultural traditions. Local Community & Privacy: Bernalillo County ended Flock Safety camera contracts over privacy concerns, and a Rio Rancho man was arrested after allegedly removing cameras and driving them to the sheriff’s office. Film & Pop Culture: “Coyote vs. Acme” lands in Albuquerque as a comedy about monopolies, consumer harm, and the legal system. Money & Work: A new report finds teachers earned about 25% less than comparable college graduates in 2025, widening over time.
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