Marisol Atkins, Director of the Children Youth and Families Department, takes a moment to speak to Generation Justice about how the Children’s Cabinet has benefitted New Mexico.
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Why Are After School Programs Important? – Generation Justice
Students from the Native American Community Academy (NACA) explain why funding after school programs, such as Elev8, is important.
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Gerald Ortiz y Pino: Investing in New Mexico Youth – Generation Justice
Generation Justice Youth Producer Joshua Horton sits down with Senator Gerald Ortiz y Pino for an interview about investing in New Mexico youth.
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Young Moms Unite To Keep The G.R.A.D.S. Program Afloat – Generation Justice
In January of 2010, Generation Justice visited Santa Fe to get the perspectives of students that were talking to legislators in order to advocate their position on the HB3. House Bill 3 supports a program called G.R.A.D.S. that allows young mothers to be able to continue to pursue their education with additional support such as childcare. The program G.R.A.D.S. stands for Graduation Reality and Dual-Role Skills and is crucial for young mother’s graduation turnout.
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Invincible Discusses Social Justice and Music – Generation Justice
Youth Producer Lucia Martinez talks one-on-one with Hip-Hop activist Invincible from Detroit, MI.
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