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In 2023, professors Jennifer Tucker, community and regional planning, and Andreas Hernandez, sustainability studies, partnered with the community organization People’s Budget to design a participatory budgeting (PB) process for Albuquerque.

UNM’s College of Education and Human Sciences is continuing its work to provide experienced educators for New Mexican students. One program in particular is already showcasing positive benefits.   

Shengjie Lin's study, conducted in partnership with Albuquerque Public Schools, will begin with parent focus groups to identify behaviors that signal mindset beliefs. Lin also plans to develop a scale for future researchers to measure these behaviors.

The University of New Mexico College of Education & Human Sciences (COEHS) has received a major award from the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) to launch the E3 Program — Effective Evidence-based Education, a...

On Thursday, Oct. 23, join The University of New Mexico College of Education and Health Sciences staff, faculty, and administrators as they spend a full day shadowing teachers, counselors, administrators, athletic trainers, nutritionists, and other professionals across APS and partner organizations.

The University of New Mexico’s Global Education Office is UNM’s link to the world. The office focuses on creating a globally engaged community by offering international education programs, fostering cross-cultural understanding and preparing students,...

Every February, teens and young adults nationwide share their stories of survival and raise awareness about domestic violence during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. That’s why the Albuquerque Bar Association hosted a presentation to recognize and...

The City of Albuquerque and The University of New Mexico (UNM) recently announced a new partnership to explore expanding UNM's presence into the heart of the city in an effort to revitalize the urban core while also enhancing educational opportunities...

Do sanctuary cities lead to more crime? While some believe cities that hold the sanctuary title have a higher crime rate because of it, research from The University of New Mexico shows otherwise. The findings from a 2017 study, published by UNM Political...

You may have met him at church or seen him at the local grocery store. He may have even saved your life. If you’ve ever met Gregory Aragon, consider yourself lucky. A Captain with Albuquerque Fire Rescue (AFR), Aragon spends his days fighting fires and...