There is much work to be done before the upcoming election and before the 2025 NM legislative session. Please help with what you can give.

Please join us at our next Executive Committee Meeting on Monday April 1 at 7PM. That's when we will plan our May Membership Meeting, and we would love your input.

Please join us for our next Membership Meeting on Monday April 8 at 7PM.

Be part of an open discussion about how the EJC can be more present and effective in the 2024 Primary Election. This is the time to put into the NM Legislature those Democrats who recognize the climate emergency and will be ready to hit the floor running.

If you running in the primary, please attend this meeting. You will have an opportunity to share your views with our very active caucus. Also, you'll learn about our fossil-fuel free pledge.

Laura Paskus, pictured, has written At the Precipice: New Mexico's Changing Climate. This is a great book about what is happening across our state due to climate change. If you love our land, it will touch you emotionally as well as mentally. You can find the book here. You may know Laura from her weekly Friday show Our Land on PBS.

Meetings of this working group are on Zoom every month on the fourth Wednesday at 7PM Get updated about Community Solar and other public power issues. The next meeting date is April 26.

Meetings of this working group are on Zoom every month on the third Monday at 7PM The next meeting date is April 15. Contact Zlata for more information and to receive the Zoom link.

The next meeting is April 12 at 7 PM. The group will select this year's Legislative Champions. It will also focus on how the EJC can be more present to the legislators and exercise greater power during the 2025 Legislative Session. The WG will also discuss legislation to draft in readiness for 2025. Email Alex for the Zoom link if you would like to be a part of this exciting process.

The Transportation and Housing Working Group will meet on April 10 at 7 PM. The group will discuss writing a resolution on the adding an Idaho Stop to New Mexico. The Idaho stop allows bicyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs, if no cars are present. This law has reduced cyclist accidents by 10 percent in states that have enacted it.



Email Alex here if you want to attend, and he will send the Zoom link to you.