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Church Hope

Posted on 21 November 2018 by David Lee

Community of Hope origins of consolidated homeless shelter services in Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Tagged with: #Camp Hope, Churches, Education, Health, Hope Stories, Las Cruces, Memory, MVCH, nmsu, Research, Saint Andrews, Saint Luke's
Posted in Hope Stories

Saint Luke’s

Posted on 20 June 2018 by David Lee

Saint Luke’s mission includes the core values of Compassion, Accountability, Respect, Excellence, and Service. The featured logo will soon be replaced by a newer, rebranded logo to introduce the grand opening of Amador Health Center. Peer support specialist at Saint…

Tagged with: Health, HopeStories, Las Cruces, New Mexico, nmsu, Research, Saint Luke's
Posted in Hope Stories

Jardin de Los Niños

Posted on 31 May 2018 by David Lee

Executive Director of Jardin de Los Niños Audrey Hardman-Hartley, recipient of the John Paul Taylor Social Justice Award, speaks about the Dogs Who Read program and early education in New Mexico. Defining therapeutic intervention developmental screening, Audrey outlines new 2018 health…

Tagged with: Education, Health, HopeStories, Jardin de Los Niños, Las Cruces, New Mexico, nmsu, Reading, Research, Teaching, Therapy
Posted in Hope Stories

Camp Hope

Posted on 18 April 2018 by David Lee

Facilitator of the Great Conversation, Randy Harris shares the importance of community dialogue and collaborative problem solving. To learn more, visit a 5 May 2014 Give Grande fundraiser post which features The Great Conversation mission statement at the Hope Village blog.…

Tagged with: CampHope, Las Cruces, New Mexico
Posted in Hope Stories

Hope Stories Question List

Posted on 31 January 2018 by David Lee

questions, thoughts, comments to consider for Hope Stories narrators

Tagged with: HopeStories, Interviewer, Language, Las Cruces, Memory, Narrator, nmsu, Oral History, Research
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Mesilla Valley Community of Hope Stories

Posted on 22 January 2018 by David Lee

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: Hope Stories, Las Cruces, Memory, New Mexico, nmsu, Oral History, Research, Writing
Posted in Hope Stories, nmsu

NMSU Summer Archive Internship

Posted on 22 August 2017 by David Lee

In the archive, avoid to-do “which” lists that include any list of chores, errands, or projects that cannot be processed by real human beings. In the archive, and its companion library system, any number of misfortune, pitfall, or researcher led…