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Albuquerque Will Thrive Again – COVID-19 Recovery, Creatives and Entrepreneurs – City Alive Video Series
Albuquerque Will Thrive Again – COVID-19 Recovery, Creatives and Entrepreneurs- City Alive Video SeriesBy City AlivePublished: July 28, 2020Share this…FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedinAlbuquerque stands together. We will thrive again. We are united. Poem and performance by Hakim Bellamy, Albuquerque’s inaugural poet laureate. Video Archive Vegos – The Pursuit of Happiness anemptytextlline A Half Million Dollar Molecule: K&K Skin Products anemptytextlline No Tips and …
No economic justice without racial justice
City Alive stands in solidarity with the Black community. We stand up against racial injustice and violence. We stand for the right of every community member to live a healthy and prosperous life, to feel safe, and to have access to ample opportunities—in Albuquerque, in New Mexico, and across our nation.
A New Food Economy
A New Food EconomyBy City AliveMay 7, 2020Share this…FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedinHow New Mexico could transition to more self sufficiency through food processing facilities. There are few other places in the country with as much of a defined regional cuisine and foodshed as New Mexico. Whether it’s growing green chile or raising sheep, there’s a lot of farming and ranching wrapped up in …
Starting the New Economy
Starting the New EconomyPhoto Credit: Adria MalcolmBy John FreisingerMay 7, 2020Share this…FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedinThe dawn of a new revolution within our economy. If you are like me, you are not the same person that went home in March. Fundamentally our collective sense of job security, our understanding of support systems, and our conceptions of self-reliance have all changed. Many of us are …
Four Game-changing COVID-19 Solutions Out of Albuquerque
Four Game-changing COVID-19 Solutions Out of AlbuquerqueBy City AliveMay 7, 2020Share this…FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedinPitch In Competition awards four Albuquerque entrepreneurs prize money for innovative ideas in response to the impacts of COVID-19. The COVID-19 outbreak changed our lives and our businesses in a matter of weeks. But amid the feelings of both chaos and isolation, organizations across Albuquerque have been finding ways …
Vegos – The Pursuit of Happiness – City Alive Video Series
The Pursuit of Happiness: Vegos- City Alive Video SeriesBy City AlivePublished: April 16, 2020Share this…FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedinElizabeth and Jonathan Bibiano gave up everything to travel across the United States in search of happiness. Along the way they found their calling. It is delicious. Meet Vegos! One of Albuquerque’s newest popup, plant-based food businesses. Learn more about them here: vegosabq.comVideo Archive Vegos – …
5 Easy Ways to (Safely) Support Local Businesses
5 Easy Ways to (Safely) Support Local BusinessesIllustration by: Dale DeforestBy City AliveApril 15, 2020Share this…FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedinWhile the “stay-at-home” mandate is in effect, local businesses are suffering. But they need our help to weather the storm. Here are 5 easy ways to safely support local businesses. In the middle of the Coronavirus pandemic and the social distancing mandate, small businesses are getting …
The State Resources NM Businesses Need To Know About
The State Resources NM Businesses Need To Know About By City AliveApril 3, 2020Share this…FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedinNM Economic Development Department offering support to businesses through help line, buy local website, and new lending initiatives in response to the COVID-19 public health emergency. The New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD) is assisting businesses with financing options so they can maintain operations as part …
Unemployment Resources During COVID-1
Unemployment Resources During COVID-19By City AliveMarch 19, 2020Share this…FacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedinA resource guide for employees and employers. As the COVID-19 situation evolves, our communities are continuing to experience tighter restrictions on social interactions, impacting businesses across all sectors. This will affect people all over Albuquerque, employers and employees alike. As of March 18, restaurants are mandated to close all dining rooms, events …