The City of Albuquerque celebrates Black History Month by celebrating the heritage, legacy, and contributions of Black people in the United States and in right here in our city so we can finally eliminate the tri-cultural narrative. Use #CABQBlackHistory when attending a workshop or community event

90-Day Nonviolence Pledge: January – March 2022

The 90-Day nonviolence pledge is an effort to commit to Dr. Kings’ Six Principles of Non-Violence against the Triple Evils of poverty, racism and militarism. The community is encouraged to participate in submitting their pledge!

• When:   NOW!!!
• Where:  Sign the pledge HERE

90-Day Nonviolence Pledge Webinar Series Schedule

This series of virtual educational webinars and town halls will be facilitated by City employees and other community members

February – CABQ Violence Intervention Program Overview

The CABQ Violence Intervention Program is designed to approach gun violence from a public health perspective utilizing lived experience, peer workers, and assertive outreach techniques to align community work that serves victims of violent crime through a healing inspired, trauma informed system of care

March – Restorative Justice

Ever heard the term ‘Restorative Justice?’ Join this webinar to learn what restorative justice is, how it can be applied through your work and how it can be used to fight crime

The Spectrum of Blackness: Diversity within the Black Community

As we continue to dive into Black History Month, what does it mean to celebrate the spectrum of Blackness within the Black/African American community? What are the barriers to doing so? This session will cover the impacts of colorism and the importance of seeing the diversity within the Black/African American community. We’ll examine how institutions and organizations create harm when engaging with the Black/African American community in a universal/stereotypical way.

• When:    Thursday, February 24th, 2022 from 4:00–6:00PM MST
• Where:   Zoom
• RSVP:     Click here to RSVP for Free