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The impact of COVID-19 on children’s well-being in New Mexico

Fact Sheet COVID-19 and the resulting recession have caused great hardship for many New Mexico children and their families. This fact sheet looks at some of the areas where children have been impacted, including their economic and food security, and education. (State-level data on various indicators of child well-being)

By |September 1st, 2020|Categories: Economic Security Publications, Education Publications, Health Publications, Local Data, Publications|Comments Off on The impact of COVID-19 on children’s well-being in New Mexico

A better future awaits state — on the other side of oil industry

Santa Fe New Mexican--Instead, we should repeal the failed trickle-down tax breaks that were handed to the well-connected and big out-of-state corporations over the past two decades. Not only would this make us far less dependent on revenue from oil and gas, it would make our tax system more equitable for everyday working New Mexicans and more stable.

By |August 29th, 2020|Categories: Blog Posts, Economic Security Blog, Economic Security News Coverage, Health Blog, Health News Coverage, News Coverage|Comments Off on A better future awaits state — on the other side of oil industry

Governor: Ongoing investment in kids and their families needed

Albuquerque Journal--Nevertheless, New Mexico continues to improve in many of the indictors that measure child well-being, and Wallin credits the commitment of policy makers and “investments in programs to benefit kids and families.”

By |August 28th, 2020|Categories: Economic Security News Coverage, Health News Coverage, Kids Count News Coverage, News Coverage|Comments Off on Governor: Ongoing investment in kids and their families needed

Governor urges New Mexico to ‘double down’ on early childhood education

Santa Fe New Mexican--“The skeptics and the challengers are loud. But we have the facts and the families on our side,” Lujan Grisham said, calling for a renewed commitment to investing in “a system that continues its focus on children and families” during the 2021 legislative session.

By |August 25th, 2020|Categories: Economic Security News Coverage, Education News Coverage, Health News Coverage, Kids Count News Coverage, News Coverage|Comments Off on Governor urges New Mexico to ‘double down’ on early childhood education

Census Workers Begin Door-to-Door Visits After Trump Moves Deadline

Public News Services--"Being currently the lowest response state and a state with large numbers of undercounted population - including children, children of color, tribal communities - it's really imperative that we get that accurate count," he said. "We have enough time to do that."

By |August 11th, 2020|Categories: Education News Coverage, Health News Coverage, News Coverage, Tax and Budget News Coverage|Comments Off on Census Workers Begin Door-to-Door Visits After Trump Moves Deadline

Former UNM professor: ‘People are ready’ to address racism

Santa Fe New Mexican--During a talk Thursday night sponsored by Albuquerque-based New Mexico Voices for Children, Harris, a longtime New Mexico resident, said he wonders how far along the U.S. has come since 1968, when the group released its findings. He noted the civil, racial and political unrest in the nation this year in the wake of the death of George Floyd, a Black man killed during a May 25 arrest in Minneapolis.

By |August 8th, 2020|Categories: Economic Security News Coverage, News Coverage, Racial and Ethnic Equity News Coverage|Comments Off on Former UNM professor: ‘People are ready’ to address racism
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