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Workers are exceptionally hard to unionize, due to high turnover rates and geographic spread.
"What we’re doing here?” a sheriff’s deputy asked his supervisor after a shelter call.
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed legislation to provide free school meals to all students.
An upcoming bill could grant these youth their freedom, if they can be identified.
Take a peek below at our New Mexico Child Welfare magazine cover. One click takes you to our Special Edition: Summer 2022...
Youth Today’s New Mexico Child Welfare: Special Edition Summer 2022 examines the problems facing New Mexico's youth — from foster care to...
Since moving to New Mexico from her home country of Malaysia in 2017, Nuraisyah A Mohd Hilmi has paused her college education...
New Mexico’s child protective services department is set to receive a funding boost officials say will be used to improve services for...
Two years after New Mexico agreed to overhaul its foster care system in response to a lawsuit claiming it systematically re-traumatizes children...
New Mexico will begin to offer equal pay to dozens of Indigenous language teachers as part of a new law aimed at...
Child welfare professionals in New Mexico are applauding passage of a bill they say will improve legal representation for youth and families...
Proposed reforms to New Mexico’s juvenile sentencing rules failed to become law for a second year in a row after the bill’s...
A proposal to overhaul New Mexico's social studies standards has stirred debate over how race should be taught in schools, with thousands...
At least three states have called on public employees or National Guard troops to fill in as substitute teachers, bus drivers and...
The New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department (CYFD), which oversees child protective services, is asking the state Legislature for a $41.5...
An initiative aimed at providing greater accountability for public spending on education missed its inaugural deadline. The New Mexico Public Education Department...
Local governments across New Mexico are seeking to renew property taxes to pay for school buildings, computers and air ventilation systems even...