Hispanic Cultural Center Event

 

Nutcracker in the Land of Enchantment

December 17 - 19 | 7 pm Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 2 pm Saturday and Sunday | $49, $39, $29, $20, $14 w/ $2 discount for seniors, children 12 and younger, and NHCC members | Albuquerque Journal Theatre Festival Ballet Albuquerque is partnering with the National Hispanic Cultural Center to present an original production, The Nutcracker in the Land of Enchantment, choreographed by Patricia Dickinson Wells. The beloved holiday classic is transported to territorial New Mexico in the late 1800s, with added elements of the state’s heritage and traditions including Spanish dancers, southwestern snakes, sheep and shepherdesses, a lively fandango, a storyteller doll with children, Mr. Coyote, Ms. Roadrunner, and lavish western Victorian-era costumes. Seats are filling up! Buy your tickets now.

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Twelve Days of Christmas / A Pinata in a Pine Tree

a-pinata-in-a-pine-tree "Twelve Days of Christmas"

Thank you, Pat Mora for the delightful story to share Children's Day/Children's Book Day, everyday including the Twelve Days of Christmas!

Feliz Navidad!
Merry Christmas!

REFORMA de Nuevo Mexico

50th Anniversary Celebratin REFORMA National

REFORMA National

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10h

Good morning REFORMISTAS! It’s the last day of #RNCVII! Thank you to everyone that has joined us this weekend! We’ll see you later today at our closing session with

@QuirkyRican

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Story Walk and Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration

 

STEAM bilingual activity cards available from RNM.

Story Walk sponsored by Dollar General for Summer Reading in Farmington and Las Cruces Downtown Makers Markets and afterschool programs.  In partnership with EXPLORA and Northwest New Mexico Arts Council and NM Museum of Natural History.  

Celebrations

 

Hispanic Cultural Month Celebration

 

Wonders on Wheels: Flamenco in New Mexico
https://www.sanjuancollege.edu/enlace/enlace-programs/

September 27 @ 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
Discover the history of Flamenco dancing, learn about important Flamenco families in New Mexico, check out special costumes, and try out some Flamenco moves of your own. Learners explore the history of Flamenco Dance. Flamenco music, costumes, and history including an overview on New Mexico's Flamenco Families’ role in preserving the history and continuing the traditions of Flamenco dance.
Zoom Link: https://nmculture-org.zoom.us/j/81380859591?pwd=K3VUSVFqbDZtMGVNQ2RGL01xVnFEdz09
Meeting ID: 813 8085 9591
Passcode: 356710

Wonders on Wheels: Los Matachines

https://www.sanjuancollege.edu/enlace/enlace-programs/

September 28 @ 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM
Learners will explore the traditional Matachines dance, celebrated from South and Central America up through Northern New Mexico and Colorado. Each region has its own way of presenting this complex historical narrative. This presentation will cover the history and regional variance of the Matachines dances in New Mexico. 

Zoom Link: https://nmculture-org.zoom.us/j/84708855036?pwd=NFZQZUlqeHhaSGxPYmdqeVlkc0lHZz09
Meeting ID: 847 0885 5036
Passcode: 518284

LTC Grant -- Deadline September 16

The American Library Association (ALA) invites libraries in small and rural communities to apply ( now open)

for grant funding to help them address issues of concern in their communities.

Up to 650 U.S. libraries in small and rural communities will receive $3,000 each to tackle issues ranging from media literacy to COVID-19 safety to unemployment through three rounds of grants in 2020 and 2021.

The third grant round is open from June 21 - September 16, 2021.
 Apply online for grant funding by September 16 at ala.org/LTC.
REFORMA New Mexico will pay for your ACRL membership to apply for the grant in New Mexico.  

For Applicants

• Project guidelines
• Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
• Apply online
• Register for the Pre-Application Webinar, July 21 at 1pm CT
• Sign up for a 20-minute grant consultation call with ALA project staff

ALA Annual Conference REFORMA National Meetings

 

2021 ALA Annual Conference meetings

• By: REFORMA
• On: 06/18/2021 14:53:03
• In: News & Announcements

The REFORMA National Executive Committee has scheduled it's 2021 ALA Annual Conference meetings.

The REFORMA National Executive Committee has scheduled it's 2021 ALA Annual Conference meetings. Before COVID happened, these meetings provided an opportunity for officers, members, and anyone interested in REFORMA to meet in person, network, and learn more about the work we are all passionate about. We typically have anywhere between 5-7 in person meetings consisting of Executive Committee meetings (which include the President, Vice President, Past President, Treasurer, Secretary, and the Chapter Representative), the Board of Directors meetings (which include the executive board and all of the committee chairs and chapter presidents) and our general membership meetings. Since COVID happened, these meetings have gone virtual which help connect with members who might have not had the opportunity to attend ALA Annual in person. This really broadens our reach and helps our members stay more engaged with REFORMA. While the biggest drawback is not being able to interact with members in person. We have our schedule for this year's ALA Annual Conference and you find it below along with links to register if you are interested in attending. These meetings are open to all REFORMA Members. 

REFORMA National Executive Committee Meeting
Date: Monday, June 21st, 2-4pm MST

REFORMA National Board of Directors Meeting
Date: Sunday, June 27th, 1-3pm MST

REFORMA National General Membership Meeting
Date: Monday, June 28th, 1-3pm MST

Of course not all our gatherings involve work, we also like to have fun. We are hosting an REFORMA National Conference VII Fundraiser during ALA Annual. This event will be on Friday, June 25th, 4-6pm MST. You can register for that event here. 

Thank you all and we look forward to seeing and connecting with you.

Nicanor Diaz, Vice-President/President-Elect

I Pledge of Allegiance/Yo Prometo Lealtad

 https://www.patmora.com/books/i-pledge-allegiance/

El Soñador (The Dreamer) (Spanish Edition)

A breathtaking illustrated novel from Pura Belpre Award winner, Pam Ryan, and MacArthur fellow and three-time Caldecott Honoree, Peter Sis!

Neftalí siente admiración y curiosidad por todo: los colores del aceite en un charco, un guante perdido, el viento al navegar, el canto de los pájaros. A Neftalí le encanta coleccionar tesoros, soñar despierto y escribir -pasatiempos que su padre piensa que le hacen perder el tiempo. Sin embargo, a pesar de todas las adversidades, el espíritu de Neftali prevalece a pesar de su timidez y la crueldad de su padre hasta llegar a convertirse en uno de los poetas más leídos en todo el mundo, Pablo Neruda. Este libro inspirara' a jóvenes escritores y artistas.

RNC VII and Children in Crisis Project

Has your work inspired change? REFORMA wants to hear from you!

REFORMA is seeking presenters whose work reflects the theme of the REFORMA National Conference VII  & 50th Anniversary Celebration (virtual)—We are the change / Somos el cambio.

REFORMA is accepting proposals for programs in English and/or Spanish on services to Latinos and the Spanish-speaking, under the following program tracks:

●     Collections & Resources
●     Deep Diversity & Intersectionality
●     Leadership & Management
●     Library & Information Studies
●     Programs & Services
●     Technology & Innovation

 Submit your proposal through Saturday, May 29.

School Library Journal

REFORMA Children in Crisis Project continues Aid  Unaccompanied Minors at the Border

My Singing Nana by Pat Mora

 "Always amigos!"

My Singing Nana is a compassionate tribute to families dealing with Alzheimer's Disease.

This story celebrates the ideals of family, heritage, and happy memories, showing kids that no matter how their loved one might change they always have ways to maintain their special connection.

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ALSC 2021 Materials
Find graphics, booklists and more on the ALSC's Children's Day, Book Day site.

APRIL 30, 2021

REFORMA de Nuevo Mexico RNM will distribute bilingual STEAM activities and books at Free Little Libraries.  If you find one, keep it!  If you didn't find one, email us at reformadenuevomexico@gmail.com and we will mail one to you, while supplies last.

25 Years of Children's Day, Book Day

CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF CHILDREN’S DAY, BOOK DAY El día de los niños, El día de los libros (Día) Author, poet and literacy advocate Pat Mora founded Children’s Day, Book Day in 1996. This daily celebration began as El día de los niños, El día de los libros inspired by the Mexican celebration of Day of the Child. We have Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, thought Pat, why isn’t our country celebrating our children—daily? Plans for 25th anniversary celebrations, some virtual, are underway across the nation. Pat says, “Although this is a challenging year for the world and our country, I have great faith that families, schools, libraries and literacy organizations will generously and creatively inspire our children to be readers. An easy April 30th celebration idea is Triple Treat for the 25th: excite our children to read a book, draw a poster and enjoy a treat.” 

Enthusiastic supporters of Children’s Day, Book Day include the Association for Library Service to Children (ALSC) and the Public Library Association (PLA), divisions of ALA; The National Association to Promote Library & Information Services to Latinos & the Spanish Speaking (REFORMA); First Book, National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE); New Mexico State Library; Texas Center for the Book and the Texas Library Association (TLA). 

For more about Children’s Day, Book Day:
For a Q & A with founder Pat Mora: 

2021 Children's Bilingual Book Festival

 

     National Hispanic Cultural Center
             2021 Children's Bilingual Book Festival 

THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY

April 15 - 18, 2021

9am - 5pm (MDT) Via Zoom

Click Here to access the Zoom Sessions

No Registration Required

Thank you to the National Hispanic Cultural Center a division of Cultural Affairs for sponsoring the event.

VIRTUAL AND IN PERSON BILINGUAL STORYTIMES

CCMS has mastered the ability to provide dynamic programming using storytelling and performing arts. We work with professional teaching artists and children program librarians who understand the connection with books and the arts. Let music and rhythm be your translator and enjoy the journey to Latin America! This summer we are offering an amazing variety of pre recorded and live virtual shows. To learn more about that click here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1BabNuKpvw

 Books | Children | Bilingual | Festival | United States (nhccbookfest.com)

National Hispanic Cultural Center
2021 Children's Bilingual Book Festival 

THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY

April 15 - 18, 2021

 

9am - 5pm (MDT) Via Zoom

Click Here to access the Zoom Sessions

 

No Registration Required

 

Trouble accessing Zoom or other questions? Contact us at HLA.Admin@state.nm.us

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A Free, Multi-Generational, Community Event.

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Four days of author readings, book events, workshops and more, featuring children's bilingual books in Spanish and English and Native languages and English.  Free and open to the public. Check back here for schedule and details.

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Cuatro días de lecturas de autores, eventos de libros, talleres y más con libros bilingües para niños en español e inglés e idiomas nativos e inglés. Gratis y abierto al público. Vuelva aquí para ver el horario y los detalles.