Education
Watch chat on higher education and Native Americans
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Watch reporter Andi Murphy speak about her recent stories examining New Mexico State University’s efforts to help Native Americans graduate.
Journalism
NMID is hiring a data journalist
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New Mexico In Depth, a journalistic nonprofit committed to quality journalism, is seeking a data journalist to lead a team that builds and analyzes databases of information including, but not limited to, state campaign finance and lobbying records for our organization’s Money In Politics project.
Journalism
Cousland scholarship winner announced
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New Mexico In Depth would like to congratulate the winner of this year’s Harold Cousland Fund For Young Journalists Scholarship, Gabe Gallegos of Las Cruces.
Health
News organizations will try again for health audit’s release
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New Mexico In Depth and the Las Cruces Sun-News are asking a judge to reconsider a ruling that kept secret an audit a state agency used to justify suspending funding for 15 health organizations.
Politics
Show us some love – and James Brown’s passion
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Not much can match James Brown for passionate delivery. But we hope that, like us, you’re passionate about the good information communities need to participate in democracy. Donate today to help fund a money-in-politics project that will provide such information.
Journalism
NMID wins state, regional journalism awards
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New Mexico In Depth won more than a dozen state and regional journalism awards this weekend.
Environment
Listen to Native America calling episode NMID helped produce
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Click on the headline to listen to the episode of Native America Calling on protecting sacred places that New Mexico In Depth helped produce.
Environment
NMID helps produce Native America Calling episode
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Building off her previous reporting for New Mexico In Depth and elsewhere on efforts to preserve Mount Taylor, reporter Laura Paskus helped produce an episode of Native America Calling on preserving sacred places that airs Friday.
Health
Number of people getting behavioral health services rises, feds now say
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A federal agency said in December that the number of New Mexicans receiving behavioral health services dropped 23 percent after last year’s Medicaid freeze. The agency now says there’s actually been a 16 percent increase.
Journalism
NMID to help with student-run news portal
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New Mexico In Depth will assist in creating an online news hub that will serve as a learning lab for journalism students at the University of New Mexico and also help journalists engage more people.