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Film made with CLN Youth Ambassadors and local students and many community members including Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, Mayor Alan Webber, Santa Fe City Councilors, Dr. Rick Bailey, and more....
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November 2021
Northern New Mexico Work-based Learning Coalition - Press Release Coalition Working to Increase Internships and Work-based Learning Opportunities in Northern New Mexico |
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August 2020
SWAIA: Support of CommUNITY Learning Network 2020 Virtual Market https://market.swaia.org/2020/support-of-community-learning-network-during-2020-virtual-market/ |
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December 15, 2020
New Mexico Public Education Department
New Mexico Public Education Secretary Ryan Stewart issues statement on Yazzie-Martinez motion filed today
SANTA FE – New Mexico Public Education Secretary Ryan Stewart issued the following statement Tuesday, Dec. 15, regarding a plaintiffs’ filing in the consolidated Yazzie-Martinez lawsuit: “While it is the policy of the Public Education Department not to discuss pending litigation outside the courtroom, I would like to acknowledge the hard work being done by districts and charter schools, internet service providers, non-profit partners like the Information Technology Disaster Resource Center, collective action by the New Mexico Homework Gap Team and the Public Education Department to bridge New Mexico’s digital divide. The problem of internet access, so critical for education during this pandemic, is not new to New Mexico and will not be resolved entirely in one year. Nevertheless, with the help of our partners, we have been able to put thousands of digital devices into the hands of New Mexico students who lacked them, and we have expanded internet access and quality of access across the state. This work will continue until every child has what is needed to succeed academically. That is our commitment.”
Contact: Judy Robinson 505-231-6889 judy.robinson@state.nm.us
New Mexico Public Education Department
New Mexico Public Education Secretary Ryan Stewart issues statement on Yazzie-Martinez motion filed today
SANTA FE – New Mexico Public Education Secretary Ryan Stewart issued the following statement Tuesday, Dec. 15, regarding a plaintiffs’ filing in the consolidated Yazzie-Martinez lawsuit: “While it is the policy of the Public Education Department not to discuss pending litigation outside the courtroom, I would like to acknowledge the hard work being done by districts and charter schools, internet service providers, non-profit partners like the Information Technology Disaster Resource Center, collective action by the New Mexico Homework Gap Team and the Public Education Department to bridge New Mexico’s digital divide. The problem of internet access, so critical for education during this pandemic, is not new to New Mexico and will not be resolved entirely in one year. Nevertheless, with the help of our partners, we have been able to put thousands of digital devices into the hands of New Mexico students who lacked them, and we have expanded internet access and quality of access across the state. This work will continue until every child has what is needed to succeed academically. That is our commitment.”
Contact: Judy Robinson 505-231-6889 judy.robinson@state.nm.us
June 2020
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Thanks to the efforts of the Texas based Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC), the Santa Fe non-profit Community Learning Network, and the coordination provided through the Department of Information Technology Broadband Program, the village of Pecos now has its first free public access WiFi. The “hotspot”, which was installed by ITDRC in the small park adjacent to the village offices on Main Street, provides free Internet WiFi signal throughout the playground park area and adjacent parking lot. The WiFi signal should be available 24/7 and can be used by visitors seeking information about local activities, services, and accommodations, as well as by people in the community, such as students needing to complete assignments online or residents needing to file electronic forms, access medical advice, or submit employment applications.
The installation of the wifi access point in Pecos is part of a larger initiative to provide wifi access across northern New Mexico to schools, government entities, and other public facilities that lack easy and affordable access to a high speed internet (i.e. broadband) connection. Broadband has become a critical service, especially at this time when more and more of our professional, personal and learning interactions require access to a reliable internet connection. Increasing wifi access points helps close the digital divide, which has left large swaths of rural New Mexico residents without an internet connection in their homes and has placed unconnected students at increasingly high risk of falling further and further behind along the educational spectrum. In recognizing and addressing this need, the wifi hotspot installation program has made a measurable difference for rural, remote, and other communities struggling on the wrong side of the digital divide. The hotspots provided in the village of Pecos were made possible with the support of Pecos mayor Ted Benavides and County Commissioner Janice Varela. For a map of all broadband service in the state, consult the New Mexico Department of Information Technology broadband program website.
The installation of the wifi access point in Pecos is part of a larger initiative to provide wifi access across northern New Mexico to schools, government entities, and other public facilities that lack easy and affordable access to a high speed internet (i.e. broadband) connection. Broadband has become a critical service, especially at this time when more and more of our professional, personal and learning interactions require access to a reliable internet connection. Increasing wifi access points helps close the digital divide, which has left large swaths of rural New Mexico residents without an internet connection in their homes and has placed unconnected students at increasingly high risk of falling further and further behind along the educational spectrum. In recognizing and addressing this need, the wifi hotspot installation program has made a measurable difference for rural, remote, and other communities struggling on the wrong side of the digital divide. The hotspots provided in the village of Pecos were made possible with the support of Pecos mayor Ted Benavides and County Commissioner Janice Varela. For a map of all broadband service in the state, consult the New Mexico Department of Information Technology broadband program website.
April 20, 2020
Los Alamos National Laboratory Community Stories
NM STEAM Hub
www.lanl.gov//community/stories/steam-hub.php
Los Alamos National Laboratory Community Stories
NM STEAM Hub
www.lanl.gov//community/stories/steam-hub.php
March 2017
Santa Fe New Mexican
LISTO "Broadening Horizons"
Santa Fe New Mexican
http://www.santafenewmexican.com/opinion/my_view/reader-view-broadening-horizons-improving-education-a-summer-in-oaxaca/article_80f94dd0-87a8-5c17-ae7b-a19854c685f4.html
August 2016
"Tse Daa K'aan Lifelong Learning Community"
Seed Broadcast Journal - 7th Edition
"Tse Daa K'aan Lifelong Learning Community"
Seed Broadcast Journal - 7th Edition
June 2016
"Creative Educators Take Learning to the Streets" by Youth Ambassadors
Greenfire Times
"Creative Educators Take Learning to the Streets" by Youth Ambassadors
Greenfire Times
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June 2016
"Workforce Development for an Innovative Future"
Greenfire Times
"Workforce Development for an Innovative Future"
Greenfire Times
May 2016
KVSF radio
"New Mexico Film Works"
Jennifer Case Nevarez is a guest. Show broadcast live Wednesday at 11:00 am on KVSF 101.5 FM The Voice of Santa Fe with NM Film's State Outreach Coordinator Belle Allen and Locations Coordinator Don Gray as they chat with local filmmakers, crew, entertainers, directors, authors and policymakers. "New Mexico Film Works" is a talk-based radio show for local New Mexico filmmakers, business people, educators and more. The show streams live at santafe.com and is also available via podcast.
KVSF radio
"New Mexico Film Works"
Jennifer Case Nevarez is a guest. Show broadcast live Wednesday at 11:00 am on KVSF 101.5 FM The Voice of Santa Fe with NM Film's State Outreach Coordinator Belle Allen and Locations Coordinator Don Gray as they chat with local filmmakers, crew, entertainers, directors, authors and policymakers. "New Mexico Film Works" is a talk-based radio show for local New Mexico filmmakers, business people, educators and more. The show streams live at santafe.com and is also available via podcast.
March 2016
"Love Where We Live. The Youth Ambassadors Program and Community Learning Network" by Serina Padgett
Greenfire Times
"Love Where We Live. The Youth Ambassadors Program and Community Learning Network" by Serina Padgett
Greenfire Times
July 2015
"Community as Classroom" by Rebecca Darling and Alexandra Nevarez
Greenfire Times
"Community as Classroom" by Rebecca Darling and Alexandra Nevarez
Greenfire Times
Radio and Podcasts
April 2, 2020
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