Mar 21 Tuesday
United Way of North Central New Mexico (UWNCNM) is celebrating its new name with an open call to New Mexican artists for a new t-shirt design! T-shirt designs can be made by drawing, painting, or a digital graphic. A stipend will be awarded to the juried piece.
UWNCNM is open to all interpretations of artwork that represent its five-county region (Bernalillo, Sandoval, Santa Fe, Torrance and Valencia) and/or the areas of focus:
Family Stability (UWNCNM funds agencies that support families and engages in partnerships that provide community resources)
Basic Needs (UWNCNM funds organizations that provide food, shelter, and similar programming as well as provide direct services such as the 211 helpline, Tax Help New Mexico, and the Family Advocacy Center)
Educational Attainment (UWNCNM funds nonprofit education programming and collaborates with school systems to increase the New Mexico graduation rate)
Try to create an image that can easily shift between color and monochrome. Learn more at uwncnm.org/artist-entry.
Mar 22 Wednesday
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Mar 24 Friday
Join Us for New Mexico's LGBTQ+ Business Conference. Join us for a full day of educational breakout sessions on the cannabis industry, the brewing industry, LGBTQ Tourism and much more. Ticket includes a Continental Breakfast, Educational Breakout Sessions, Lunch with a great line up of speakers and afternoon business excursions. Sign up today. Early bird pricing ends February 28th.
Join the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History for the latest installment of our ongoing virtual Atomic History Speaker Series on Friday, March 24th at 6 pm (MT). Dr. Majia Nadesan will be discussing some of the nitty-gritty details of the Fukushima Daiichi Disaster with a particular focus on how risk and privatization played a part in creating the conditions for a disaster of this scale. Find out more about how politics and scientific uncertainty complicate risk assessment and influence nuclear power!
This event is $10 to attend virtually, Museum members receive a discount, and Atomic History Patron Members can attend for free. Advance registration is required to attend.
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Mar 28 Tuesday