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On Friday, May 1st, we know of gatherings in Raton (12:00 PM, 100 Clayton Rd), Taos (9:00 AM, Paseo Del Pueblo Norte & Kit Carson Rd), Santa Fe (9:00 AM, 952 Richards Ave) Albuquerque (schedule below, Civic Plaza), Portales (3:00 PM, Courthouse–200 W 2nd St).

For ABQ:  3pm Youth Gathering and Art Making; 4pm Rally; 5pm March; 6pm Music and Celebration

Tearing Down
The Wall Between Us: Building Real Solidarity with Latin America
Date: Tuesday, April 28th
Time: 6:00 p. m. MDT

REGISTER HERE

Hear from these speakers:

• Lily Benavides: Human rights activist and Co-chair of the GPUS Latinx Caucus.
• Leonardo Flores: Venezuelan activist, founding member of the Venezuela Solidarity Network, Cuban solidarity activist
• Dr. Angela Marino: Author and UC Berkeley professor specializing in Venezuelan political culture.
• Mark Dunlea: EcoAction Committee Co-chair and lifelong anti-poverty organizer.
• Madelyn Hoffman is the Co-Chair of GPAX and a dedicated environmentalist and peace activist. Madelyn served as the director of New Jersey Peace Action from 2000 to 2018 and has been a prominent figure in the Green Party, running as their candidate for U.S. Senate in 2018 and 2020, and for Governor of New Jersey in 1997 and 2021. Madelyn is currently living in Colombia.

There’s one today!  Fridays at noon, intersection of Alameda & Sandoval St. in Santa Fe.

Earth Day to May Day webinar from the GPUS EcoAction Committee is Monday, April 13, 6:00 p. m. MDT on Zoom. Register here.

The Earth Day to May Day theme highlights the interconnection between critical issues such as climate change, environmental justice, worker and immigrant rights, peace, anti-racism, and biodiversity. We won’t solve any of these problems without also addressing and solving the rest.

Speakers include former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein; Michael Johnson, Democracy Campaign Manager at Third Act; and Professor Butch Ware, GP nominee for Governor of California.

Last year, the state’s Water Quality Control Commission (WQCC) rejected a request to loosen water standards to allow fracking waste water (produced water) to be used for some agricultural purposes. There was a big scandal because Governor Lujan Grisham and Secretary Kenney were meddling with the process. Well, the industry is trying again. Please give public comment to the Water Quality Control Commission for the meeting on April 14, 2026, from 9am to noon. Our request is that the WQCC reject the request to revisit the rule on produced water. Meeting information and Agenda.

In reverse alphabetical order:

Valencia County
Saturday, March 28
9am – 10:45am MDT
Main Street Memorial Park
643 Main St SW
Los Lunas, NM 87031

Tucumcari
noon to 3pm
Wells Park
N Park St 88401

Tijeras
Saturday, March 28
10am – 11:30am MDT
East Mountain Public Library
487 NM-333

Taos
11am to 1pm
Civic Plaza Drive & Paseo del Pueblo Norte

Santa Fe
11am Rally at the RoundHouse
1pm March around Capitol

Ruidoso
11am-2pm
Country Club Park
Sudderth Drive & Country Club Drive
Northeast corner

Otero County
10am-1pm
1004 N. White Sands Blvd.
Alamogordo 88310

Madrid
11am

Las Cruces
10am-noon
Albert Johnson Park
896 N. Main St.

Galisteo
11am to noon
Hwy 41 & Hwy 42

Deming
9am
Courthouse Park

Carlsbad
10am-2pm

Capitan
9am-1pm
Across from Post Office
226 Smokey Bear Blvd.

Albuquerque
11am Rally
1pm March
Montgomery Park
5510 Ponderosa NE

The 2026 GPNM Annual Meeting/Convention will be virtual on Sunday, April 19 at 2pm MDT.  Please contact us if you want to be a delegate or run for public office.  Also, contact us for the log-in/call-in information.

Wednesday, March 25, 6pm MDT.  Join the meeting on Zoom.

Friday, March 13, 2026 is al-Quds Day, an international day of solidarity with Palestine.  You can join other peace activists in the Santa Fe area at the weekly Peace Vigil, Friday, March 13 at noon at the intersection of Alameda & Sandoval Street.

Wednesday, March 4, 6:00 p. m. MST on Zoom.  Click here to learn more about inclusive design.