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
Mayor Tim Keller to Host Bilingual Town Hall
Mayor, City leaders will answer questions from people across Albuquerque in English and Spanish
Mayor Tim Keller Joins National Leaders to Support and Welcome Refugees.
State & Local Elected Leaders sign on to support refugees in our communities
City Council Votes Unanimously to Strengthen and Re-Affirm the City’s Commitment to Racial Equity and Social Justice
Councilors Peña, Borrego, and Sena co-sponsored R-20-75
City of Albuquerque Invites the Community to Participate in Welcoming America Week
Encourages everyone in our community to be counted by the 2020 Census
City Councilors Proposing to Re-Affirm the City’s Commitment to Racial and Social Equity
Westside Councilors Peña, Borrego, and Sena are co-sponsoring R-20-75 for Final Action at Wednesday’s City Council Meeting.