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
City Receives Two Awards for Outstanding Diversity in an Organization
Recipients nominated by public for promoting, advancing equity and inclusion
Mayor Keller and First Lady Kistin Keller Receive Recognition from All Pueblo Council of Governors
Mayor and First Lady honored for their work to strengthen intergovernmental collaboration, support for Native Americans who call Albuquerque home
Indigenous People’s Day Program to Focus on #MMIW&R
City of Albuquerque hosting Native speakers, film screenings, performances and march for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Relatives (MMIWR) on Civic Plaza
CABQ and Native American Leaders Host Albuquerque Indian School Cemetery Acknowledgement
City makes acknowledgement and apology as step towards reconciliation, takes up community recommendations including additional input, non-invasive archeological techniques
City of Albuquerque Chosen for International Data Innovation Program
Program will help City identify areas of underinvestment and inequity