A bi-weekly news roundup of WKKF grantees, investments, communities and partnerships.

Wildfires forced the displacement of thousands for an extended period of time. Here’s how people are paving the way for rebuilding and restoring ...

At the national Early Childhood Funders Collaborative (ECFC), over a hundred early childhood education advocates from around the U.S. came to New Mexico ...

In New Mexico, Hatch Valley Public Schools is improving the quality of life for students through the development of life skills and career ...

Celebrate Juneteenth by participating in these local events in Michigan, New Mexico, Mississippi and New Orleans.

A movement to alter New Mexico’s maternal health system for ALL people.

Discover how New Mexico's resilient families and communities are overcoming incredible challenges to change lives and lead the nation in early childhood education.

WKKF grantee DigDeep is addressing water insecurity in the U.S. through initiatives like the Navajo Water Project, improving health, hygiene, and productivity while ...

Brett Isaac, founder and co-CEO of Navajo Power, discusses the corporation’s beginnings, its vision for clean energy projects on tribal lands, and the ...

Wilhelmina Yazzie is among the awardees for USAToday's Women of the Year for her advocacy for New Mexico students.