Sunday 9/25, Generation Justices dedicates the hour to #NoDAPL. We will be joined by Nick Estes, co-founder of The Red Nation, to give us the historical context of the Dakota Access Pipeline and Standing Rock. We will also have a community roundtable featuring New Mexicans who traveled to North Dakota to stand in solidarity with water protectors: Jessie Weahkee, Cheyenne Antonio, Jorge Garcia, and Virginia Necochea. Listen in online at KUNM.org.

(Photo Credit: Hope A. Alvarado)

This week Generation Justice highlights the artists, food, culture, and communities that make New Mexico the beautiful state we call home.

Join Sidni Lamb, founder of Mindful New Mexico and special guests Fleet Maul and Jimmy Santiago Baca as they discuss the school to prison pipeline and the prison industrial complex.

Silvia Ledesma Joins Generation Justice to share some information about an exciting event happening in the community. The 8th annual Dona Predicanda Prera Encuentro De Medicina Tradicional is a traditional Healing Fair, celebrating 20 years of tradition.

This week, Generation Justice sits down with Wake Self, an MC, performer, and hip-hop artist born and raised here in New Mexico as he talks about his newly debuted album, "Malala."

In this podcast we speak to Jessica Aranda, the Community Engagement Director for the Siembra Leadership High School, a new charter school in Albuquerque specializing in entrepreneurship, innovation, and hands-on learning.

This Sunday we had the great honor of introducing our newest youth members to Generation Justice. Hear how these young multimedia makers are bettering their communities in New Mexico using the power of their voices. We also interviewed Jessica Aranda, the Community Engagement Director for the Siembra Leadership High School, a new charter school in Albuquerque specializing in entrepreneurship, innovation, and hands-on learning.

Get to know the new voices here at Generation Justice. We have found our 4th Cohort of Generation Justice Fellows: Matthew Brown and Alissiea Hernandez. Tune in to hear their in-depth interviews.

Get to know the new voices here at Generation Justice. We have found our 4th Cohort of Generation Justice Fellows: Matthew Brown and Alissiea Hernandez. Tune in to hear their in-depth interviews.

43% of workers in the city of Albuquerque do not have access to earned sick days. But an upcoming ballot initiative in the city could change that for almost 110,000 workers. The ballot initiative is called Healthy Workforce ABQ. To learn more, Generation Justice Youth Member Pilar Monfiletto sat down with Cecy Velasco, the Civic Engagement Coordinator for Strong Families New Mexico.