New Mexico Breastfeeding Task Force

Founded in 1970 by LaDonna Harris and a cohort of her fellow Native American activists. AIO was instrumental in establishing CERT, whose member tribes work in concert to increase tribal control over their natural resources. The AIO network was instrumental in forcing the Bureau of Indian Affairs to create a process for federal recognition. The Menominee Tribe and the Poarch Band Creek were two tribes that the AIO helped gain recognition.

New Mexico MESA (Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement) is dedicated to building tomorrow's mathematicians, engineers, and scientists by providing underrepresented high school students in New Mexico with vital opportunities in STEM education. Through statewide events like the AMP Conference, students engage in professional development activities, including workshops, research presentations, and networking with faculty and peers. The organization focuses on enhancing academic experiences and leadership skills, offering resources such as STEM scholarships and career guidance while fostering collaboration with colleges and universities. With initiatives aimed at increasing the number of minority students completing degrees in STEM disciplines, New Mexico MESA actively supports students through various programs designed to encourage their academic and professional success. Generated from the website