One Albuquerque Media Podcasts

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Most Recent Podcast Episodes

Join us for the first episode in a three-part series focused on the 100 year celebration of Route 66 in Albuquerque, focused on art/public art, history, and culture. In this episode, host joni palmer is joined by Deputy Director for the City’s Department of Arts & Culture, Diego Lucero, and multi-media artist Lynnette Haozous in a discussion about Albuquerque’s Route 66 Centennial Celebrations and the Route 66 Remixed projects led by Arts & Culture.

Katy Anderson, VP of Strategy, Partnerships & Advocacy, Roadrunner Foodbank of NM

Having worked at Roadrunner over 12 years, Katy Anderson has been a part of many innovative and important systems change around food access and security. She’s a big part of our state and national advocacy platforms and does the deep work to address the needs of marginalized populations.

Katy and her team utilize data and relationships, research from the social vulnerability index among others, and coalition-building strategies to determine how well needs are being met. Yup, it’s a lot of great work. Check out this episodes to learn more about how Katy is telling the story about need, bringing advocates together, and how RFB has a “culture that helps staff share the load.”

In Katy’s words, it’s important to “find a place for your heart to rest in seasons like this.” It may not be quiet in her house or among her community choir performances, but her heart and perspective is one you should know more about.

ABQ CoroLux https://abqcorolux.org/

Roadrunner Food Bank of NM https://www.rrfb.org/

Catch Up on Previous Podcast Episodes

Take Another Look - Public Art

The ABQ Accent - One Albuquerque Volunteers

You Belong in Albuquerque - Office of Equity and Inclusion