New Mexico First engages people in important issues facing the state. Co-founded in 1986 by Senators Pete Domenici (R-NM) and Jeff Bingaman (D-NM), we are best known for our unique town halls. These three-day events bring together citizens from all walks of life to share their best ideas and develop consensus-driven recommendations for policymakers.
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This regional summit will bring together law enforcement professionals, prosecutors, behavioral and public health administrators, and government officials to develop concrete recommendations regarding the policies, priorities, and practices that will impact drug trafficking in Northern New Mexico and will inform coordinated interdiction, intelligence, investigation, and prosecution efforts. |
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New Mexico First presents Learn the New Mexico First approach to consensus-building. Whether you are interested in volunteering to be a member of our leadership teams in the future or in leading groups at your own organization, we encourage you to attend our 2010 facilitation workshop. |
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The New Mexico First Tomorrow’s Leaders program engages young people in local public policy and government. If you are interested in submitting a grant application to implement the Tomorrow’s Leaders program in your community or your school for the 2010-2011 school year, follow the link below. |
How do our town halls work?
In New Mexico First town halls, the focus is on the participants – what they think, what they’ve experienced, what they need. You are the experts here.
How do we make a difference?
Our town halls produce concrete, doable recommendations for changes in public policy. From education to economic growth to water policy, implemented reforms have made a real difference in New Mexico.
What can we do for you?
Communities, organizations, and businesses around the state call on New Mexico First when they need to incorporate citizen, member, or employee input into their planning.
Achievement Gap Solutions Summit Final Report Released!