Journey Santa Fe: Recent Episodes
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A Sunday morning gathering of progressive thinkers who explore, through presentations, issues that influence our daily lives and the lives of future generations. We hope these gatherings, through understanding and knowledge of the world around us, will ignite change for the common good and provide a sense of community.
Fighting the Opioid Crisis in New Mexico With Matt Baca, Senior Counsel to NM Attorney General Hector Balderas and Emily Kaltenbach of NM Drug Policy Alliance
The New Mexico Wildlife Center: Rescue, Rehabilitation and Education With Melissa Moore, New Mexico Wildlife Center Executive Director
Representative Brian Egolf, Speaker of the New Mexico House of Representatives, Will Discuss the Upcoming 2020 Legislative Session.
The Past and Future of Historic New Mexico – Case Studies in Las Vegas, Lamy and Santa Fe With Allan Affeldt, Owner of La Posada Hotel (1930) in Winslow, Arizona
¡Presente!: A Cross-Town Dialogue About Home, Belonging and Policy in Santa Fe. With Chris Jonas, Co-Founder of Littleglobe; Miguel Angel Acosta, Co-Director of Santa Fe’s Earth Care; Pauline Kamiyama, City of Santa Fe Arts Commission Director, and Lisa Roach, Division Manager, City of Santa Fe Historic Preservation Host: Chris Jonas of Littleglobe
Planning for Future Hydrologic Conditions in New Mexico through Reclamation’s Basin Study and WaterSMART Programs With Dagmar Llewellyn, Hydrologist with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and Hannah Riseley-White, Pecos River Basin Manager
Forest Changes in Northern New Mexico: Past, Present & Climate-Driven Future With Dr. Craig D. Allen, Research Ecologist and Hannah Riseley-White, NM Interstate Stream Commission / Pecos River Basin Manager
The Permian Basin Oil Boom’s Role in New Mexico Politics and the Global Climate Struggle With Erik Schlenker-Goodrich, Executive Director of Western Environmental Law Center Host: Attorney Denise Fort. Co-host: Stan Jones.
Aging in Place: End of Life: The Opportunities, Challenges, and Politics of Achieving a “Good Death” with Barak Wolff, MPH, New Mexico End of Life Options Coalition. Final program in the four-part Aging in Place series.
Hosted by Denys Cope
The Oasis This Time: Living and Dying with Water in the West. With Author Rebecca Lawton.
¡Presente!: Stories of Belonging and Displacement in Santa Fe. With Santa Fe Councilwoman Renee Villarreal; Chainbreaker Founding Director Tomás Rivera, and Littleglobe Co-Founder Chris Jonas.
Public Banking Meets Food. With Angela Merkert, Executive Director & Board Member of Alliance for Local Economic Prosperity; Melissa Pickett, Core Team Member of Alliance for Local Economic Prosperity, and Pamela Roy, Executive Director of Farm to Table
The Future of the Past with Billy G. Garrett, Interim Director of New Mexico History Museum and Palace of the Governors.
Aging in Place: Get Your Financial Life in Order Before You Die So You Can Live Now with Ann Christensen
Environmental Attorney Denise Fort in Conversation with Marc Choyt on Ethical Mining and the Proposed Gold Mine in the Pecos Mountains.
Christus St. Vincent is Making Good News! A Talk with Christus St. Vincent Hospital President and CEO Lillian Montoya
Higher Education and Unions. With Dr. Myra Washington, Dr. William Brown, and Jessamyn Lovell
Aging in Place: Dying a Natural Passage, with Author and Host Denys Cope, RN, BSN, MSS.
Turquoise Door: Finding Mabel Dodge Luhan in New Mexico,with Author Lauren Camp. A Look at the Modern Art Movement in Northern New Mexico.
Part I of a 4 Part Series : Aging In Place: Wondering What To Do With All Your Stuff? With Karen Hyatt and Chris Romero Estate Pros LLC. Host Denys Cope, RN. How To Create a More Peaceful Living Environment and leave instructions for your possessions after you are gone.
Creativity for Peace -Transforming Anger and Prejudice Into Mutual Respect with Young Women from Israel and Palestine, Outgoing Executive Director Dottie Indyke and Incoming Director Tarie Burnett: Annual three-week summer intensive in New Mexico lays the groundwork for understanding the story of the “other,” building friendships, and practicing the communication and leadership skills needed for future peacemaking.
A Conversation with First Muslim American Abbas Ali Akhil, a member of the New Mexico House of Representatives, District 20.
On Being Responsible Global Citizens – From The Council on International Relations with President of the Board Chuck Case and Board Member Jesse Guillen.
Reading Is A Human Right with Director Rayna Dineen of Reading Quest Literacy New Mexico
“There Is No Such Thing As a Neighborhood Without Places to Live: How Affordable Housing and Neighborhood Vitality Go Together” with Michael Loftin, CEO, Homewise, Inc.
Radical Cultural Awareness with Activist/Educator Scott Davis. Host: Cecile Lipworth is the Founder of Ripple Catalyst Studio
A Conversation With The Santa Fe Opera’s Community Liason and Strategies Manager Kyle Gray.
What Does Santa Fe County Do For You With Santa Fe County Commissioner Anna Hansen, District 2.
Part 3 of 3 part series Presented by New Mexico Wildwith Journey Santa Fe: Lois Manno, Author, Artist and New Mexico Wild Staffer on her book, Visions Underground: Carlsbad Caverns.
Mark Allison Executive Director New Mexico Wild On Protecting The Gila River, the Last Free Flowing River in New Mexico.
Part 1 of 3 part series Presented by New Mexico Wild with Journeysantafe: New Mexico Wild Attorney Judy Calman on New Wilderness Areas in New Mexico, Public Lands Legislation and More.
The Santa Fe Watershed’s 3rd Annual Water Series:Toward a New Mexico Protected Rivers Program, With Steve Harris Executive Director Rio Grande Restoration
The Santa Fe Watershed’s 3rd Annual Water Series On What Is a Watershed and Why Do We Care with Andy Otto, Executive Director of the Santa Fe Watershed Association
The Santa Fe Watershed’s 3rd Annual Water Series with Christine Chavez, Water Conservation Manager City of Santa Fe on Santa Fe’s Water Conservation Plan
Defining The Narrative On New Mexico Politics WITH JOE MONAHAN Political Commentator On Oil, Renewable Energy, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, Finances, Gun Votes, PERA, Props and Problems, Potheads and More
New Mexico’s Diverse Women’s Groups Working Together As Community Advocates. With Cecile Lipworth, Sarah Ghiorse, Christina Castro and Patricia Trujillo
Local Economic Prosperity For New Mexico With Public Banking. With Bob Mang, Founding Member
Gun Violence Legislation in the 2019 Legislative Session w/ Miranda Viscoli, Co-President of New Mexicans To Prevent Gun Violence
Glenn Schiffbauer, Executive Director of the Santa Fe Green Chamber of Commerce: “Doing Business Better,” On Upcoming Bills and Issues Before the 2019 Legislative Session.
CARTOONIST RICARDO CATE of Santo Domingo Pueblo On His Latest Book, THE BOOK OF FAKE CARTOONS
Local Author Bob Julyan presents The Wild Guide: Passport to New Mexico Wilderness, for the New Mexico Wilderness AllianceA Co-Presentation with JourneySantaFe.
A Student Panel for New Mexicans To Prevent Gun Violence. With Journey Host & Co President of New Mexicans To Prevent Gun Violence, Miranda Viscoli
Discussion and Book signing by Local Author, Ruth Rudner and Renowned Photographer, David Muench: Sandia-Seasons of a Mountain.
Overview of Public Regulation Commission after the Elections, With PRC Commissioner Valerie Espinoza
Democratic Socialism and Health Security: What is Health Justice and would the NM Health Security Act Create a Health Care System that Cares for all New Mexicans?
Staff Attorney for The New Mexico Wilderness Alliance, JUDY CALMAN presents update on the Gila River diversion and Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, information on Bureau of Land Management Oil and Gas news from SE NM, State Initiatives coming up at 2019 legislative session, and the state of the lives of wolves in New Mexico and what is being done to protect them
PAT HODAPP, Director of Santa Fe Public Libraries: Update On Recent Survey And Overview On Our Libraries.
Picuris Pueblo’s Transition to Solar is Leading the Way! With Les Rubin, Finance Director, Picuris Pueblo & Jeff Atencio, Administrator of Picuris Pueblo
Social and Emotional Development in Early Childhood: How it Affects Learning. With Abby Bordner Journey Host: Miranda Viscolli, Co President New Mexicans To prevent Gun Violence
With Retake Our Democracy Co-Founders PAUL GIBSON AND ROXANNE BARBER: Findings From A 70-Day, 24-City Look, Listen & Learn Road Trip
FIRE IN OUR SOUTHWESTERN FORESTS – How Can We Protect Our Forests, Homes, And Ourselves With Dr. CHAD HANSON, A National Director of The Sierra Club
Investigative Journalism from New Mexico’s Newest Reporting Source: Searchlight New Mexico with ROB DEAN, Former Editor Santa Fe New Mexican Rob is joined by reporters Christian Marquez, who recently wrote about the Census, and Amy Linn, who has been following the landmark decision against New Mexico for violating the civil rights of at-risk students.
COMMUNITY ENERGY CHOICE – KEY TO SHIFTING ENERGY TRAJECTORY With Sara Mayane Barudin, Santa Domingo Pueblo, MSc Environmental Change and Management University of Oxford, and Bianca Sopoci Belknap, Associate Director, New Energy Economy
Mariel Nanasi, Executive Director of New Energy Economy (NEE): HOLDING CORRUPT ELECTED POLITICANS ACCOUNTABLE– The Appeal Against PRC Commissioners
Connecting The Dots Between The Winslow Arts Trust (WAT) and The Historic Santa Fe Railroad Corridor with Dan Lutzick, Chairman of The Winslow Arts Trust Board.
CHRISTINE CHAVEZ WATER CONSERVATION MANAGER CITY OF SANTA FE ON THE CITY’S WATER
CONSERVATION PROGRAM including indoor and outdoor rebate program and new commercial rebates.
Christine Y. Chavez has a background in water rights administration and energy and water conservation
program management in the state of New Mexico. She is a graduate of New Mexico State University
(B.S. in Environmental Science and M.S. in Biology). Christine is the Water Conservation Manager for the
City of Santa Fe and is a certified Energy Auditor with the Building Performance Institute, Certified
Landscape Irrigation Auditor with the Irrigation Association, Qualified Water Efficient Landscaper
through EPA WaterSense and is working on completion of her WERS Verifier certification through the
Green Building Coalition. She may be reached at cychavez@santafenm.gov.
A Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, With River Advocate Steve Harris
30 Years of Activism: Concerned Citizens for Nuclear SafetyAccomplishments, Working with Communities, and Challenges Ahead. With CCNS Executive Director Joni Arends
Why Education in the Espanola Valley is Important for Santa Fe.
With Dr. Richard Bailey, President of Northern New Mexico College
A Look at Santa Fe’s Neighborhood Network, With Former City Council Member, Founder and First President, KAREN HELDMEYER and Vice President for Neighborhood Involvement Rick Martinez.
On The State of Media Literacy in New Mexico.
With Pamela Pereyra, Chapter Chair of NM Media Literacy Now, and Zoe Colfax, A Student at The New Mexico School for the Arts joining via video
Partnering to Manage the Wildfire Risk Across Large Landscapes: Why Forest Managers and Stakeholders Are Collaborating More than Ever
with Alan W. Barton, J.D., Ph.D
Paul Gibson of Retake Our Democracy and Jennifer Johnson, Santa Fe Rep for Poor People's Campaign
Thoughts on Environmental Protection in the Age of Trump. Scott Pruitt is Trying to Destroy Environmental Protection Agency —Why He Won’t Succeed. With Karl Brooks, Former EPA Region 6 Administrator
Notes from the Field
Former Senator, Author and Journalist, Dede Feldman on Grassroots Solutions from New Mexico
The Santa Fe Watershed Association presents:
On Ground Water Characterization and Aquifer Remediation Investigations,
With Pat Longmire, Geo Chemist New Mexico Environment Department
WHERE DID THE WATER GO?
With Andy Otto, the Executive Director of Santa Fe Watershed Association
The Santa Fe Watershed Association presents:
Santa Fe Water Capacity Revisited: Climate Change, Drought/Demand.
With Hilario Romero Director, New Mexico Educational Opportunity Center & Professor of History, Spanish and Education Northern New Mexico College
The Virtuous Cycle of Water and Prosperity.
With SANDRA POSTEL, Director of the Global Water Policy Project and author of “Replenish: the Virtuous Cycle of Water and Prosperity”
The Santa Fe Watershed Association Presents:
Tomás Rivera, Chainbreaker Collective Leader and Paul Gibson, Co-founder of Retake Our Democracy, Give the Low Down on the Prospects for Social, Environmental, Economic and Racial Justice under Santa Fe’s New Mayor
Preview the 2018 Legislative Session — Budget, Crime and Tax Reform with Senator Peter Wirth