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This Tuesday from 6-7:30pm at the Southside Library!

We are thrilled to announce that Smithsonian Latino Virtual Museum will be broadcasting from our Southside Library Neighborhood Convening this Tuesday, 4/5 from 6-7:30 pm. We thank them for taking interest in our initiative and sharing our conversations with a larger audience. We welcome everyone to join us in this groundbreaking initiative and help further our understanding of what culture means to Santa Fe. https://www.facebook.com/events/1030099647060714/

The Smithsonian Institution's Latino Center Digital Initiatives, is a transmedia hub using digital storytelling for the Smithsonian Latino Center. The Smithsonian Latino Center has been a pioneer intransmedia broadening access to cultural heritage through the use of virtual spaces and providing bilingual resources to engage and empower the public. Dr. Xóchitl Chávez, the Digital Curator and Content Specialist for the Center, will lead the Smithsonian's mobile broadcasting Santa Fe events. A University of California President's Postdoctoral Fellow at UC Riverside, Dr. Chávez is a cultural anthropologist with a research focus on indigenous communities and second-generation youth from Oaxaca, Mexico.

With the Smithsonian's mobile broadcasting of these discussions, the City continues its public outreach efforts, offering another meaningful experience to engage the community. These live broadcasts will be archived as part of the Smithsonian Latino Virtual Museum UstreamChannel for the public to access. http://m.ustream.tv/channel/smithsonian-latino-virtual-museum

Students were sitting outside the Southside Library, in the cold, on Sundays so they could access the internet in order to do homework. People needed to access the computers to look for jobs. Children needed to read books. The hours for Sunday were taken from the other six days. Budget Neutral. This attack on the most vulnerable residents in Santa Fe is alarming to say the least. Join our effort. Write to the editor as soon as possible. Let them know how you feel about this attack.

A city living beyond its means Santa Fe has been spending millions more annually than it generates in revenue and pushing off tough decisions in the hope that gross receipts tax revenues would rebound.

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