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Albuquerque Lights Up Blue and Green to Kick Off Donate Life Month and Raise ALD Awareness
Civic Plaza and City Hall bathed in green and blue to increase participation in the organ and bone marrow donor registries.
City Councilors and Administration Launch Public Process to Develop Naming and Renaming Standards for Public Assets
Forum to gather community perspectives and inform potential policy frameworks.
City Council President Klarissa Peña Calls for Community to Stand with Victims and Workers
Accounts of sexual abuse, rape, and exploitation must be taken seriously.
City Councilor Stephanie Telles Supports Victims of César Chavéz Abuse
Councilor Telles stands with all survivors.
Albuquerque City Councilor Joaquín Baca Issues Statement of Support for Victims in Cesar Chavez Abuse Revelations
Councilor expresses profound regret, and commitment to victims.