About Office of Equity & Inclusion
Information about the Office of Equity and Inclusion.
Mayor Tim Keller restructured the former Human Rights Office into the Office of Equity and Inclusion and the Office of Civil Rights to better address racial disparities and to achieve equity across all populations and indicators.
The Office of Equity and Inclusion is made up of the following liaison offices in order to build working relationships and make city government more accessible to all:
- Immigrant and Refugee Affairs
- Native American Affairs
- Black Community Engagement
In addition, the Office of Equity and Inclusion develops and maintains working relationships with LGBTQ and disability community advocates.
Native American Affairs
Immigrant & Refugee Affairs
Black Community Engagement
LGTBQ Equality Report
Gender Pay Equity Initiative
Month-long Events Series Celebrating Black History
Events and learning opportunities happening around the city throughout February
Albuquerque Improves Score on National LGBTQ+ Report Card
Nationwide evaluation measures how well Albuquerque supports the LGBTQ+ community
Office of Equity & Inclusion Presents COVID-19 Prevention Work at Duke University
New City webpage shares ongoing efforts to stop COVID’s disproportionate impact in ABQ
New Report: Closing the Housing Gap for Indigenous and African American Communities
City Releases Comprehensive Needs Assessment on Homeownership Disparities
Albuquerque Recognized as a Model for Meaningful Indigenous Relations
Albuquerque sets the standard for government-to-government relations with tribes