NMCSAP, 3909 Juan Tabo Boulevard , NE. Suite 6, Albuquerque, NM (2026)

06/17/2026

This Friday is Juneteenth and all weekend there are events celebrating Black history, art, and communities across New Mexico with music, food, dance, and so much more!

Find an event near you:

LAS CRUCES: Attend one of NMSU Black Programs events including Black Business Highlight on June 19th at 10am-4pm and Power of the Black Dollar on June 19th at 12-1:15pm

ABQ: Explore the Albuquerque Museum for free on June 18th at 5-8:30pm and kick off the Juneteenth weekend with performances and a pop up market

LAS CRUCES: Enjoy jazz performances and events across Las Cruces hosted by City of Las Cruces and Las Cruces Museums during the Juneteenth Jazz Arts Festival from June 17th-21st including:
Jazz Procession along Las Cruces Avenue on June 19th at 5-6pm
Jazz Arts Festival at the Branigan Cultural Center on June 20th at 10am-1pm
Make Music Day at Young Park on June 21st at 7-10pm

TAOS: Celebrate Black storytelling, creativity, and culture during the 6th Annual Juneteenth Festival: “One for the Books,” at Taos Art Museum at Fechin House on June 19th at 3-7:30pm

ABQ: Connect at the Juneteenth Celebration at ABQ Civic Plaza & Convention Center on June 19th at 5–11pm NMJuneteenth

ABQ: Dance at Sister Bar during their Juneteenth Juke Joint on June 19th from 8pm-1am The Syndicate - YBABQ

ABQ: Enjoy local drag performances during the Juneteenth Drag show at Sidewinders Bar and Grill on June 19th at 9pm

CLOVIS, PORTALES, & HOBBS: Don't miss free food, live performances, and vendors at the 4th Annual Juneteenth Celebration presented by The Connect at Potters Park on June 20th at 10am-4pm

SANTA FE: Celebrate with live music, food, and activities at Santa Fe Plaza during the Juneteenth Celebration on June 20th at 2-9pm Lensic 360

We know we didn't get everything, so feel free to shout out other events in the comments! We hope everyone has a safe and joyful Juneteenth.

06/17/2026

💼 We're hiring a full time Billing and Compliance Coordinator!

This position will support the administration of funding and ensure accurate reporting and invoicing of funded statewide entities and NMCSAP.

Priority will be given to applications received before June 26th

View the full job description and learn how to apply by visiting: https://nmcsap.org/about-nmcsap/job-postings/

Studies have shown that women, nonbinary folks, and People of Color are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet every single one of the qualifications as described in a job description. We're committed to building a diverse and inclusive organization and are most interested in finding the best candidate for the job. That candidate may be one who comes from a background less traditional to our field of work, and that’s okay. We would strongly encourage you to apply, even if you don't believe you meet every one of the qualifications described.

06/16/2026

Be part of the NMSA Helpline team connecting survivors across the state to resources and support!

This is for a Monday - Thursday overnight shift. Bilingual applicants highly preferred with pay differential. To learn more and apply now, visit: https://nmcsap.org/about-nmcsap/jobs-projects/

Image Description: Bold white text outlines the above information about the open Helpline Responder job over a teal and purple background with a transparent graphic of a yucca.

06/12/2026

Before you head out, make a plan for how you will get home safely. That means identifying a reliable ride in advance, letting a trusted person know where you are, and knowing who you can call for help if plans change. A little preparation goes a long way.

Visit ItStartsWithUsNM.org for more resources.

Antes de salir, haz un plan para regresar a casa de forma segura. Esto significa conseguir un modo de transporte confiable con anticipación, hacerle saber a alguien de confianza dónde te encuentras y saber a quién puedes llamar para pedir ayuda si surgen imprevistos. Un poco de preparación puede marcar una gran diferencia.

Visita ItStartsWithUsNM.org para obtener más recursos.

Image description: Close-up nighttime photo of a wet car side mirror reflecting blurred street lights in the background. Bold text overlaid on the image reads: "Plan safe rides home before you go." The website ItStartsWithUsNM.org and the hashtag appear in a dark banner at the top of the graphic.

Descripción de la imagen: Foto nocturna del espejo lateral mojado de un auto, en primer plano, que refleja las luces borrosas de la calle al fondo. Sobre la imagen aparece un texto en negrita que dice: «Haz planes para un raite seguro a casa antes de salir». La dirección web ItStartsWithUsNM.org y el hashtag aparecen en un recuadro oscuro en la parte superior de la imagen.

06/11/2026

The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off this month, and the values that make great teams — respect, communication, and accountability — are the same ones that build safer communities off the field.

NMCSAP works year-round to prevent sexual violence and support survivors across New Mexico. Because respect isn't just good sportsmanship. It's a standard we hold everywhere.
Learn more about our work at nmcsap.org

06/08/2026

In this episode of the Both/And Sexual Violence Prevention Podcast, Jess Clark and Erin Tillman, CEO of Relational Equity Group, and a Certified Intimacy Coordinator dive into why intimacy coordination exists, the relationship between comprehensive sexuality education and media, and the lessons we can all learn from intimacy coordination.

You can listen now by searching Both/And Prevention Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts or visit: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ruining-the-moment-with-erin-tillman/id1622831700?i=1000768597216

Video Description: White text on a pink, purple, and orange holographic background reads “New Episode! Ruining ‘The Moment’ with Erin Tillman” In the center is the logo for the Both/And A Sexual Violence Prevention Podcast and a moving audio wave. At the bottom, is an arrow reading “Link in Bio”

06/05/2026

Summer brings more time with friends, new experiences, and social situations that are chances to look out for each other.

Whether we are at a gathering, out in our community, or heading somewhere new, safety is something we can all take part in building by checking in with our friends, staying with people we trust, and having an idea about our boundaries ahead of time.
Learn more at ItStartsWithUsNM.org.

El verano nos trae más tiempo para estar con nuestras amistades, nuevas experiencias y situaciones sociales que son oportunidades para cuidarnos unos a otros.

Ya sea en una reunión, por ahí en nuestra comunidad o en algún lugar nuevo, la seguridad es algo que todas y todos podemos fomentar: mantente en contacto con tus amistades, anda con gente en la que confías y ten claros tus límites desde un principio.
Entérate de más en ItStartsWithUsNM.org.

Image description: Aerial photo of a bright blue swimming pool with colorful inflatable pool floats, including a cactus, donut, watermelon, pineapple, and plain ring shapes. Bold text overlaid on the image reads: "Summer is better when everyone feels safe." The website ItStartsWithUsNM.org and the hashtag appear in a dark banner at the bottom of the graphic.

Descripción de la imagen: Foto aérea de una alberca azul brillante con flotadores inflables de colores, que incluyen un cactus, un donut, una sandía, una piña y aros sencillos. Sobre la imagen aparece un texto en negrita que dice: «El verano es mejor cuando toda la gente se siente segura». La dirección web ItStartsWithUsNM.org y el hashtag aparecen en un recuadro oscuro en la parte inferior de la imagen.

06/04/2026

This week, NMCSAP joined advocates from across the country in Washington, DC for the 2026 National Network to End Domestic Violence and National Alliance to End Sexual Violence . We were there to do what we always do: fight to elevate the importance of federal funding for sexual assault and domestic violence services with Congress.

Federal investment in these programs is not optional. It is what makes it possible for survivors in New Mexico — and across the country — to access care, advocacy, and support. When funding is cut or delayed, real programs feel it. Real people feel it.

We are grateful to stand alongside coalitions and advocates who show up every year to make this case. This work is collective, and we will keep showing up.

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Image 1: Three women smile together outside the U.S. Capitol on a sunny day. Text overlay reads: ""We fight to elevate the importance of federal funding for sexual assault and domestic violence services with Congress."" NMCSAP logo at bottom.
Image 2: Two photos: a woman speaking at a podium with NAESV signage, and three women posing together in a congressional office with the New Mexico state flag visible. NMCSAP logo at bottom.
Image 3: Two photos: three women standing outside a congressional office door, and a woman speaking at an indoor podium. NMCSAP logo at bottom.

06/02/2026

New Mexico's primary election is today, June 2. Your voice is powerful!

Today's results will shape who appears on the general election ballot — and who will ultimately make decisions about the policies and funding that affect survivors across the state.

NMCSAP encourages all New Mexicans to vote today. Find your polling location at sos.nm.gov.

Image Description: Blue gradient graphic with large bold white text reading "Our Vote Matters." A teal circle overlaid on the text reads "Vote." in dark navy. Below, text reads "Today is Election Day! ." The NMCSAP logo appears at the bottom.

Image 2: Bold text reads "Election Protection Hotlines". Below in white boxes are phone numbers and the languages they are for. It reads "English: 866-OUR-VOTE. Español (Spanish): 888-VE-Y-VOTA. اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ (Arabic): 844-YALLA-US. বাংলা (Bengali), 广州话 (Cantonese), हिन्दी (Hindi), 한국어 (Korean), 普通话 (Mandarin), اُردُو (Urdu), Tagalog, & Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese): 888-API-VOTE"

06/01/2026

June is Pride Month. We celebrate the strength, joy, and history of LGBTQIA+ communities and survivors in New Mexico and beyond

Sexual violence affects LGBTQIA+ people at disproportionate rates. Inclusive, culturally responsive care is not optional — it is essential.

We remain committed to ensuring every person has access to safe, affirming, and survivor-centered services, no matter who they are or who they love.

Image Description: Large bold text reads "PRIDE" in rainbow colors and "MONTH" in black. Below, body text reads: "Celebrating the strength, joy, and history of LGBTQIA+ communities and survivors in New Mexico and beyond." over a cream background and a rainbow stripe across the top. The NMCSAP logo is in the bottom left corner.

Image 2: Large bold text reads "Inclusive services are not optional — they’re essential" over a cream background and a rainbow stripe across the top. The NMCSAP logo is in the bottom left corner.

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