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
Office of Black Community Engagement Reflects on First Year
Compelling Detailed Report Offers Insights Into City’s Relations with Albuquerque’s Black Communities
City of Albuquerque Extends Financial Navigators Program
Program helped over 400 Burqueños survive financial pitfalls during the pandemic
City of Albuquerque Announces Naming of Office of Black Community Engagement
City celebrates Black History Month with city-wide events and changes the name of African American Affairs Office to reflect community input
City Distributing 80,000 Rapid COVID-19 Test Kits to Vulnerable Neighborhoods
The public can pick up free test kits from certain community centers, senior centers, and libraries during set times while supplies last
The City of Albuquerque Distributes $200,000 in Equity Grants
Funding to help community partners improve resources and access to vulnerable communities