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The legendary Dolores Huerta shares wisdom from her lifelong journey as an activist and organizer.

On this show, we talk with legendary civil rights activist Dolores Huerta about challenges to women’s rights in New Mexico and across the country.

Recorded at the Cesar Chavez march on April 2, 2011, this episode features host Victor Torres interviewing civil rights icon Dolores Huerta.

Roberta Rael interviews Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers.

26.10.25 Indigenous Peoples Day Re-Air by Generation Justice

This week on Generation Justice, we learn about the brand new Raíces Sagradas community farm and how local farming creates stronger neighborhoods! To learn more about the Raíces Sagradas grand opening happening Saturday 10/24 you can visit lacosechanm.org. Catch us live every Sunday at 7 PM on 89.9 FM or KUNM.ORG

Sonai from The Southwest Organizing Project shares with us information about the 13th Bi - Annual Encuentro de Medicina Tradicional Health Fair and how traditional medicine is a valuable practice in our communities!

Alice Tsoodle joins us as we talk about Indigenous knowledge, farming, and the importance of caring for our land and community!

Is your voice important? In this show, we feature Dr. Ilia Rodriguez as we discuss Media, Journalism, and its independence!

Long time GJ members Elijah Cage and Gianna Ramirez talk about exploring the world, expanding your horizons, and having the courage to reach out and take that first step into Growth and Leadership

5.15.22 Conversation w/ Singing Wire by Generation Justice

Who gets to shape the story — and why does it matter? This week we feature Gloria Tristani who, now a Former FCC commissioner, was the first Hispanic woman to serve in that role. She reveals the importance of free press, media consolidation, and diverse media representation!

THIS WEEK we feature Lucy Moore, as she discusses her work as a professional mediator here in New Mexico! Stay tuned as Lucy talks about mediation between Indigenous and Corporate groups, conflict resolution, and the emotional impact it takes.

Hear from Nicee Brown and Alli Marie as they discuss the premiere of “They Must Be Women Now.”

Hear from Diana Baron-Moore, a writer and educator whose work is rooted in educational equity!