“We are all equal in deserving health care.” That’s why the Center and our partners have launched NM Together for Healthcare, a campaign to make good healthcare affordable for everyone in the state.

On January 10, the New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty filed our closing brief in our lawsuit against the State of New Mexico for its failure to provide all public school students a sufficient education as mandated by the New Mexico Constitution.

On December 20, the New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty, joined by workers and other workers’ rights organizations, announced a settlement agreement with the Department of Workforce Solutions that ensures state government will carry out its duty to enforce New Mexico’s strong anti-wage theft laws and hold employers accountable when they violate these laws.

RALLYING THE RABBLE-ROUSERS! Albuquerque performance poet Carlos Contreras created a fantastic new work in honor of Kim Posich and the New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty. Click through to watch it now!