Pamela Angell grew up in Fairfield, Connecticut. With a Professional Writing degree from University of New Mexico, Angell wrote for a small newspaper in Grants, New Mexico, later relocating to work as a reporter for the Las Cruces Sun News…
Yearly Archives: 2018
Amador Health Center
Tagged with: Amador Health Center, Archives, Community of Hope, Healthcare, Homelessness, Hope Stories, HUD, Las Cruces, Medicare, MVCH, New Mexico, NMDOH, NMSU, Oral History, Public Health, Saint Luke's Health Clinic, Transcript
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Bibliography
Draft bibliography shared with NMSU History Department in preparation for Hope Stories community event with Doña Ana County Historical Society (DACHS).
Tagged with: Bibliography, Doña Ana County Historical Society, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Learning, Library, Memory, Research, Writing
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Saint Andrew’s Church Hope
Dr. Nancy McMillan grew up in Las Alamos, New Mexico, an area known as a “Glow in the Dark” scientific community because of its history with radioactive elements and nuclear materials’ production. A youth member of Los Alamos Geological Society…
Tagged with: Archives, Churches, Community of Hope, Education, El Caldito, Geology, Hacienda del Sol, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Las Cruces, MVCH, New Mexico, NMSU, Oral History, Research, Saint Andrews Church, Saint Luke's Health Clinic, Soup Kitchens, Transcript
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Hacienda del Sol shelter
Raised in Appalachian West Virginia, and inspired by her mother’s belief in the power of education, Nancy Baker rose above the roots of poverty and into an academic career. Dr. Baker earned a PhD from Tulane University in 1989, joined…
Tagged with: Archives, Children, Community of Hope, Criminal Justice, Domestic Abuse, Education, Hacienda del Sol, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Law, MVCH, NMSU, Oral History, Public Health, Shelter Care, Transcript, Women
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
History Notes
Tagged with: Community of Hope, Doña Ana County Historical Society, Education, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Las Cruces, Library, Museums, MVCH, Research
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Las Vegas, Nevada’s CARE Complex
Glenn Trowbridge was born in St. Albans, West Virginia, and lived in Las Vegas, Nevada for over forty years. With service in the United States Air Force, study in psychology at San Diego State University and business administration at National…
Tagged with: Archives, CARE Complex, Corridor of Care, Employment, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Las Vegas, Nevada, Nonprofit, Oral History, Public Health, Social Work, Transcript
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Saint Luke’s Health Clinic
James Sassak was born in Pontiac, Michigan, moved to Las Cruces in 1986, and later attended college in Orlando, Florida. Sassak returned to Las Cruces after a 2011 winter storm known as the “Deep Freeze” threatened health conditions for both…
Tagged with: Amador Health Center, Archives, Community of Hope, Criminal Justice, Healthcare, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Las Cruces, MVCH, New Mexico, Oral History, Peer Support, Saint Luke's Health Clinic, Transcript, Winter
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Jardin de Los Niños
Audrey Hardman-Hartley was born in Las Cruces, New Mexico, raised in El Paso, Texas and Hilo, Hawaii, and returned to Las Cruces to attend New Mexico State University. Twenty six years after completing a master’s degree, and following a career…
Tagged with: Archives, Children, Community of Hope, Education, Great Depression, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Jardin de Los Niños, Las Cruces, New Mexico, NM FOCUS Program, NMSU, Oral History, Reading, Teaching, Therapy, Transcript
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
The Great Conversation
Randy Harris was born on Fairchild Air Force Base in Spokane, Washington, studied history, social science, and communication, and worked in agriculture, media, energy conservation, and entrepreneurial creativity. In 2010, Harris engaged Las Cruces citizens to participate in a series…
Tagged with: Archives, Community of Hope, Dialogue, Great Conversation, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Las Cruces, MVCH, New Mexico, NMSU, Oral History, Transcript, Winter
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Research Questions –– Public History
Can the American home and workplace become sensible, inclusive, and accessible to human beings without recourse from bad credit, zombie debt, and the historical threat of cyclical individual and familia poverty? How do individuals, small groups, and municipal organizations apply…
Tagged with: Education, Health, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Language, Las Cruces, New Mexico, NMSU, Public Health, Research, Sustainability, Urban Space
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Hope Stories Narrator Questions
Questions design general outlines and intentions for the Hope Stories project, a working guideline to consider how a single interview might progress. The Hope Stories Questions list seeks rapport with potential narrators, greater access of memory recall, and to prepare for…
Tagged with: Community of Hope, Homelessness, Hope Stories, Interviewer, Language, Las Cruces, Memory, MVCH, Narrator, New Mexico, NMSU, Oral History, Public Health, Research
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope Stories
This project explores human rights, access to services, and city resources as seen through the experiences of staff, community advocates, and city officials at Mesilla Valley Community of Hope (MVCH). The New Mexico State University Public History based project seeks…
Tagged with: Homelessness, Hope Stories, Las Cruces, Memory, New Mexico, NMSU, Oral History, Research, Writing
Posted in Las Cruces
Posted in Las Cruces
records papers 