COVID -19 Resources:
Opportunity Santa Fe, Engaging Opportunities for Young Families and HEP co-created a COVID-19 Resource page in English and Spanish. Key highlights are below. You can visit the page here.
- NM COVID-19 hotline: 1-855-600-3453
- NM Non-health related COVID-19 questions: 1-833-551-0518
- New Mexico Department of Health’s website
- CDC’s website
- Con Alma’s COVID-19 Response and Resources
- Con Alma’s COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Project
- Con Alma’s COVID-19 Emergency Assistance Opportunities
- Earth Care New Mexico – Mutual Aid and Resources
- Navajo Family Voices – COVID-19 Information for Families
- New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty Video on Worker’s Right during COVID-19
- New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty – Strategies to Mitigate COVID-19
- Santa Fe Community Resource
- Tewa Women United – COVID-19 Community Resources
- U.S. Department of Arts and Culture – Resources for Community Care in the Time of Coronavirus
- New Stories Pandemic Resource Center
- Albuquerque Community Foundation and United Way Joint Emergency Action Fund
- Community Foundation of Southern NM – Non-for Profit Emergency Fund
- Santa Fe Community Foundation COVID-19 Response Fund Application
- COVID-19 Resources for Undocumented Families
- Indigenous Climate Action – COVID-19 Resources for Indigenous Peoples
- SF Housing Coalition Resources
- COVID-19 EMERGENCY GRANTS
- NMW.O – Gender Equity Emergency Fund
- TRIBAL RESPONSE PLAN COVID-19 – STATE OF NEW MEXICO
- NDN COVID-19 Response Project
- Navajo Hopi COVID 19 Response
- NM COVID-19 Resources for Native Communities
- Funds and Mutual Aid to Support Indigenous Communities and Communities of Color
- PolicyLink Principles for a Common-Sense, Street-Smart Recovery
- One ABQ – Office of Equity and Inclusion – Community Conversations Racial Equity and COVID 19
- COVID-19 and Indian Country: Kathy Sanchez
- GENDER EQUITY & COVID-19: A LOCAL LENS ON A GLOBAL PANDEMIC
- Nonprofit Life in the Time of COVID-19 – Impact Coffee: Public Health & Social Justice
- NMW.O Gender Justice at the Heart of New Mexicos Pandemic Recovery
Census Resources:
- GUIDE TO THE 2020 CENSUS
- GUÍA PARA EL CENSO DEL 2020
- HƯỚNG DẪN THỐNG KÊ DÂN SỐ 2020
- Family Census Activity – Bilingual
HEP Fact Sheets:
- HEP Impact and Progress Report: March 2019 – February 2020
- HEP Evaluation Report: March 2019 – February 2020
- New Mexico Health Equity Partnership at the Santa Fe Community Foundation
A Summary of Our Progress and Impact in 2018/2019 - New Mexico Health Equity Partnership at the Santa Fe Community Foundation
A Summary of Our Progress and Impact in 2017/2018 - New Mexico Health Equity Partnership at the Santa Fe Community Foundation
A Summary of Our Progress and Impact in 2016/2017 - New Mexico Health Equity Partnership, an initiative at the Santa Fe Community Foundation
A Summary of Our Impact in 2015/2016 (18-month transition period) - Health Matters New Mexico (HP4NM) TEAM FACT SHEET
- HIP/HEP Fact Sheet
- Guidelines for Informing Public Policy
- Webinar – Advocacy and Lobbying Guidelines
Health Equity in New Mexico through the ACA:
- 2016 Achieving Equity in Health for Children and Families in New Mexico Through the Affordable Care Act Executive Summary
- 2016 Achieving Equity in Health for Children and Families in New Mexico Through the Affordable Care Act Full Report
- 2016 The Affordable Care Act in New Mexico: Community Survey Snapshot
- Interactive Maps: New Mexico Children and Health Insurance Coverage
- Con Alma Heath Care Reform page
- 2016 Press Release
- Affordable Care Act (ACA)_Health Equity Provisions Summary
- 2018 Convening notes from the April 19 Call to Action: Children at the Center (Health Care Reform in New Mexico) event
Other Reports:
- National Birth Equity Collaborative – Saving the Lives of Moms & Babies
- New Mexico First Health- Body, Mind, and Spirt Town Hall report 10.19.2020
- Visual Policy Analysis: Developing Policies to address Anti-Indigenous Racism
- Book Summary, by Valerie Rangel – A History of Environmental Justice in New Mexico: Counting Coup
- NMPHA Statement on George Floyd’s Murder
- Scaffolded Anti-Racist Resources
- Power Moves- Your essential philanthropy assessment guide for equity and justice
- Awake to Woke to Work: Building a Race Equity publication
- Changing the Narrative About Native Americans_Messaging Guide for Native Peoples and Orgs
- Changing the Narrative About Native Americans_Messaging Guide for Allies
- Health Equity in Public Policy_Messaging Guide for Policy Advocates_Fall 2017
- Tewa Women United – Seeds_of_Hope: Storysharing for Healing Justice
- Fathers Building Futures 2018 annual letter & Fact Sheet
- AARP Livability Index
- RWJK – Life Expectancy
- RWJF Sentinel Communities Project – San Juan County Community Portrait Report
- Grandparents Raising Grandchildren in New Mexico: Understanding the Trend & Stemming the Tide
- The Heart of Gender Justice in New Mexico: Intersectionality, Economic Security and Health Equity ; NMWO Heart of Gender Justice (en Espanol)
- The Plan4Health New Mexico team final report
- “Health and Degrowth” a new paradigm in the field of sustainability
- Global Case Studies of: Movement Building for Health
- Report from the National Listening Tour on a Culture of Health, in Collaboration with NewStories and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- NDWA Knowledge Products RE: DRINKING WATER FROM NATIONAL DRINKING WATER ALLIANCE (WWW.DRINKINGWATERALLIANCE.ORG)
- PUBLIC EDUCATION IN NEW MEXICO – Shining Light on the Facts
- Lujan Grisham Introduces Legislation to Provide Stable Funding for Food Banks
- Esri Tools Help Human Services Agencies Keep Clients Safe
- New Mexico Alliance of Health Councils 2014-2015 STRATEGIC PLAN – July 3, 2014
- Oil & Gas -Compendium-NY Times Article Link-May2014
- Guidance and Best Practices for Stakeholder Participation in Health Impact Assessments
- Our Voices, Our Land – A Guide to Community Based Strategies for Mapping Indigenous Stories
- Health Assessment on the Impact of the Bernalillo County Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety Action Plan:
Accessibility and Safety on Mountain View’s Second Street;Bernalillo County Place Matters Team, Mountain View Elementary School’s Community Action Team, Mountain View Neighborhood Association, and Vecinos de Mountain View; 6/25/2012
