Generation Justice

Margaret Randall a renowned poet, author, photographer, and long-time activist. She discusses her most recent book, Letters That Breathe Fire. Margaret has been at the heart of the movement for decades. She has history, wisdom, and her writing brings solace for the moment we are in.

Fabiola Landeros, the Civil Rights Organizer at El Centro de Igualdad y Derechos, shares the history of May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, and the upcoming Albuquerque celebration and remembrance on May 1st.

In support of Dolores Huerta and the survivors of Cesar Chavez, powerful elected officials in New Mexico took a stand and held a press conference addressing support for Dolores Huerta, and the survivors.

Elena Giacci discuss NM Senate Memorial 14, which addresses the history of forced or coerced sterilization of indigenous women.

Dr. Jesse Alemán shares his new book, Latinx Civil Wars: The Formation of Latinidad in an Age of Revolution and Rebellion. Come learn with GJ!

Martiza Perez and Lauryn Mills Bohannon from Afromundo join us with a bold vision for the future, along with information on the 2026 Afromundo Festival.

Marian Méndez-Cera, the Director of Education and Community Engagement at Casa Fortaleza, and Diego Salcido Morales, the Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Coordinator at Casa Fortaleza in Albuquerque, speak to us about the amazing services they offer to our community.

*We want to acknowledge that the information on this topic may be unsettling, as it touches on support for survivors of sexual violence. Discretion is advised.*

Darlene Castillo, the President” of MANA de Albuquerque, discusses the importance of financial literacy for Latina and BIPOC women.

An inspirational 6-year-old Meer explains the deep meaning behind the tradition of Ramadan.

An interview in Spanish with Fernando Ortega about ACCESS New Mexico and the tradition of Danza Azteca or Nawatl culture.