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 of Albuquerque Awarded $1.3 Million Grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Funding will further efforts to increase equity and diversity in the City’s workforce .
Keller Administration Prioritizing Road and Sidewalk Investments in Historically Underserved Neighborhoods
City of Albuquerque completes over $7 million in work, plans ongoing projects.
City of Albuquerque Establishes Blueprint for Financial Empowerment
Blueprint will provide education and access to financial security for Albuquerque residents.
Torri Jacobus, Head of the Office of Civil Rights for the City of Albuquerque Selected for Prestigious Public Rights Fellowship
Fellowship Will Provide Skills and Resources to Further Albuquerque as an Inclusive and Equitable City.
City/County Kick-Off 2020 Census Complete Count Committee
Complete and accurate count of our population is essential. Count is used to distribute billions of dollars in federal funds to Albuquerque and Bernalillo County.