Generation Justice Youth Producer Victor Torres spoke with one of Earth Day Founders Arturo Sandoval about the movement and his participation.

Generation Justice partners with Pajarito Mesa, Youth Development, Inc., and Everyday Democracy to document the Strong Starts for Children Initiative. As part of the Strong Starts for Children Initiative, Youth Development, Inc., and Pajarito Mesa worked together to address the needs of families living on the Pajarito Mesa. In order to highlight the challenges and identify community leaders and solutions, Youth Development, Inc., and Pajarito Mesa partnered to host community dialogues on the most vulnerable members of the community: the children.

The Native Health Initiative (NHI) youth presentation titled “Youth Leading the Way” at the New Mexico Public Health Association’s annual conference on April 27th, 2011.

On Saturday April 9, 2011, Generation Justice spent the day at Tiguex Park for the 3rd Annual Kiwanis Early Childhood Resource Fair. The resource fair brought together government agencies, community organizations, and parents to stress the importance of early childhood development. In this video, folks talk about why they think early childhood is important and how it’s connected to other issues in our community.

On July 17th, 2010 the America’s Great Outdoors Initiative held a youth listening session in Albuquerque, NM.  Youth from NM shared ideas with national officials who organized the America’s Great Outdoors Initiative.  KUNM Youth Radio Project’s Jeremy Jones interviews US Secretary

On July 17th, 2010 the America’s Great Outdoors Initiative held a listening session at the Marriot Pyramid in Albuquerque, NM. Members from the community came out to share ideas with national officials who are part of the America’s Great Outdoors Initiative. KUNM Youth Radio Project’s Bashar Jawad, who attended this discussion session, interviews Tanner Sanchez, a member of the Southwest Conservation Corps Ancestral Lands, about the environmental problems that plague his home town of Acoma Pueblo, NM.