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Canceled - Senior Programs Advisory Board Meeting

History Notes: Imagining Race and Space in Albuquerque by Dr. Natasha Howard, University of New Mexico

Natasha Howard, PhD, joined Africana Studies in 2012. Dr. Howard earned her PhD in Educational Thought and Sociocultural Studies in 2011. She also holds an MA in Latin American Studies focusing on the Black experience in Latin America. Dr. Howard’s research centers on unveiling the structure of anti-black racism and the production of anti-black racial discourses in the Americas. She is an interdisciplinary scholar drawing upon ethnic and women studies, Black feminist theory and sociology. Her graduate work explored the subtle (re)production of anti-black ideology in critical discourses on race. Her research focused on racial dynamics between people of color. Recently, her research has been presented at the Association for the Study of the Worldwide African Diaspora, as well as Critical Ethnic Studies. She teaches Africana studies courses on: Black Women in the African Diaspora; Culture and Education; Critical Race Theory; Race and Globalization; Sociology of Black Communities.

What's the Word: Arabic

Learn the words and phrases in Arabic that you need to meet someone new! Learn and practice some Arabic words and get a view into Arabic culture. This session is for high school aged learners and up. Please register to attend by emailing Kayla at [email protected].

Downtown Parking Policy Committee

Building Your Dream

Brought to you by WESST Develop your business model Create a comprehensive business plan Seek funding for your business Take your idea to market

AM Telephonic Arraignment Hearings

Pre-K--Planeteers

Nurture your little one's love of science! Preschool children and their parent or caregiver are invited to investigate nature and science through hands-on explorations, stories, and arts and crafts. Recommended for ages 2-5.

Readers of the Purple Sage Online Book Club

Readers of the Purple Sage Book Club (Sage branch of the TBML) invite you to join in a book discussion every Thursday at 12:30 PM using Zoom. Books are usually chosen from www.gutenberg.org. (Free downloads.) For more information or to obtain the Zoom credentials, email [email protected].

Branigan Library Zoom Book Discussion

Join Branigan Library in discussing what people are currently reading. For more information or to obtain the link to the online meeting, contact the Reference Librarian at [email protected].

Tween Reverse Show and Tell: Tell about Plastic Cord Lacing

Register for this program to get the provided supplies and the Zoom login. On October 8, the TELL portion of the program will be held. On October 22, the SHOW portion of the program will be held where participants will show what they created. Call 575-528-4225 or email [email protected] to register.

Utilities Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting

Individuals may view/participate in this meeting via Zoom Webinar Video Transmission. To participate the public is required to register in advance for this webinar by using this Zoom Webinar link: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_CmNnjvA0RQqac6Aik9b_Gw After registering, participants will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. If the public is unable to participate in the Zoom Webinar, and in an effort to seek public input, we ask that you please send an email to: [email protected] if have any comments, concerns, and/or questions prior to the start of the meeting.