An evolving list of progressive groups and initiatives in New Mexico.
1A Santa Fe - protecting free expression, free association, and peaceful public assembly in Santa Fe. Contact: 1Asantafe@zohomail.com.
Abiquiu and Youngsville Indivisible - every Saturday at 11:00 -1:00 sponsors a community protest, off of Highway 84 in front of the U.S. Post Office, Abiquiu. “We welcome travelers and visitors at this event. We are for democracy, justice, and peace, domestically and internationally.”
BLUE CD 2 NM - "Since 2021, BLUE CD 2 NM has worked to elect and then re-elect a Democratic candidate to the Congressional District 2 in southern New Mexico. Our work also includes offering support to various down-ballot campaigns across the district. These include county commissioners, state House and Senate races and even school board and other county officials. We are completely volunteers and encourage others to consider joining." Contact: dmdhys@proton.me.
Cochiti Lake Indivisible - "a grassroots Indivisible group located in the Cochiti Basin. We meet biweekly at the Cochiti Lake Army Corps of Engineers visitor center. We are a loosely knit group of 20 members. Our mission is to educate our members and the community at large on NM state and national issues. We Rally-on-the Bridge at the I-25/Cochiti Lake exit every Saturday morning with signs of resistance and hope. Our next project is a voter registration drive." Contact: cochitilakeindivisible@gmail.com.
Food Not Bombs Roswell - “Food Not Bombs is a grassroots initiative that serves free food to anyone that is hungry no questions asked, while also protesting the war by sending the message the the government should be spending money on making sure people are eating and not on weapons of war. We serve twice a week, Sundays and Wednesdays at 2:00 pm at Pioneer Plaza and Poe Corn Park in Roswell NM. All of our food is donated through events and schools. Contact info on Facebook or reach Jocelyn smith at 575-208-9509
Greater Eldorado Together (GET) Indivisible - meets every other Sunday at 1pm in Eldorado in Santa Fe County. “At our meetings you will meet other like-minded friends and neighbors who believe our country is worth fighting for. You do not have to live in Eldorado to be part of our Indivisible community. All are welcome and all are needed.” Contact: info@getindivisible.org.
The Human Rights Alliance - "The Human Rights Alliance is a Santa Fe-based nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing equality, advocacy, and well-being for LGBTQ+ individuals, families, and allies throughout northern New Mexico. Through The Pride Center, HRA provides affirming programs, behavioral health services, education, and community resources that foster connection, support, and inclusion." Contact person: Kevin Bowen, Executive Director, kevinb@hrasantafe.org.
Indivisible Albuquerque - “We are a progressive non-profit organization that is working to build a diverse and inclusive community to promote social and economic justice, and improve the lives of fellow New Mexicans. In order to achieve this goal we organize protests, rallies, educational classes, and coordinate community outreach initiatives. If you are interested in what we do, we would love to have you join us at one of our weekly meetings. We meet at the Historic Lobo Theatre in Nob Hill, every Monday starting at 6:00 pm. You can also follow this link to visit our website to learn more!
Indivisible Española - “Strives to enhance our local community by engaging in activities that foster connection while actively working to restore democracy on a national level, upholding compassion and dignity for everyone. We welcome you to join us.”
Indivisible Las Cruces - "Indivisible Las Cruces (ILC) is a community-driven organization dedicated to defending democracy, resisting authoritarian threats and protecting the rights and freedoms of our neighbors. Through grassroots organizing, public education and strategic advocacy, we work to hold leaders accountable and build collective power for a just and inclusive future." Contact: indivisiblelcnm@gmail.com.
Indivisible Santa Fe - “Working collaboratively to defend an inclusive democracy and values that benefit all Americans. We plan public events like protests and rallies, track bills during the legislative session, and keep in regular contact with our elected officials. We meet Monday evenings, 7:00-8:30 at Christ Lutheran Church (1701 Arroyo Chamiso Road, Santa Fe, NM). Contact us at info@indivisiblesantafe.org; sign up for our newsletter at https://indivisiblesantafe.org/subscribe/.”
Indivisible Socorro County - "We are a local group working to turn Socorro back to blue as it went red in the last election." Contact: Indivisiblesocorrocounty@gmail.com
Indivisible SOS - "We are women actively engaged in issues vital to our community and country. We work to realize equitable policies and elect progressive leaders in Santa Fe, New Mexico and nationwide." Email: Indivisible.SOS87501@gmail.com.
Jemez Area Indivisible - "Jemez Area Indivisible is active in the entire corridor of New Mexico Highway 4 from San Ysidro to the Sandoval County line, including the Jemez Pueblo, Ponderosa, Jemez Springs, La Cueva, and Sierra Los Piňos. We are welcoming to all in the surrounding area and state. We pursue the protection of democracy locally, regionally and on nationwide levels. We are already a five dozen strong!" Contact email: jemezareaindivisible@yahoo.com.
Lamy Mutual Aid - "Our primary mission is to create community solidarity, with an emphasis on providing support for our neighbors experiencing food insecurity, with no paperwork requirements, qualification requirements, or conditional restrictions including but not limited to sobriety or homelessness." Email: LamyMutualAid@gmail.com.
Nonviolent Santa Fe - "promotes nonviolence in ourselves, our interactions with others, and as a vision for a better world. We regularly teach classes in nonviolence in the Santa Fe area. We can be reached via our website."
Santa Fe NOW - Part of the National Organization of Women, the grassroots arm of the women’s movement, "Santa Fe NOW is an all-volunteer network that works on issues of urgency to New Mexico such as reproductive rights and justice, economic justice, ending violence against women, constitutional equality, exposing 'crisis prevention' centers, paid family and medical leave, preventing gun violence, and health security." Contact - nowsantafenm@gmail.com.
Rural Indivisible New Mexico - "Rural Indivisible New Mexico (RINM) is a network of different, rural Indivisible groups across New Mexico. We meet via Zoom twice a month to offer information sharing, organizational development skills, general support and networking. We helped to organize a day of action and celebration on April 18th 2026, to uplift the one year anniversary of weekly rallies lead by Abiquiu/Youngsville Indivisible. The event was titled Reclaiming the Dream after one of the founder’s ties to Dr. Martin Luther King. A subset of RINM is currently working on voter education and election protection in collaboration with Land of Action." Contact: dmdhys@proton.me.
Sierra County Indivisible - "Since January, 2017 Sierra County indivisible (SCI) has organized local progressives to resist the broader Trump agenda. Situated in a predominantly conservative county, the group has worked to build bridges of shared values with all our fellow residents in the area. Challenges have been Sierra County being one of the oldest and poorest counties in New Mexico." Contact dmdhys@proton.me.
Silver City Indivisible - "We are a pro-democracy group committed to free speech, diversity, education and coalition-building among progressives." Contact: IndivisibleSC@proton.me.
Silver City Immigration Justice Work Group - "This is work-group of Silver City Indivisibles. We have assembled a Rapid Response Team of 45 members. The core group plans and executes training updates and runs a film series of relevant documentaries that suggest action of one kind or another. We are also focused on closing NM’s three immigrant detention centers." Contact - Debaura James, debauraperu@gmail.com.
Taos United Indivisible - "... a grassroots, nonprofit organization of friends, neighbors and activists working for a fair and just democracy, human rights, environmental stewardship and the welfare of everyone in our community. Diverse interests and points of views are welcome. We have different action groups, such as election protector, postcard writers, communications and more. Learn more and join a group. For other inquiries contact us at taosunitednm@gmail.com; phone: 973-902-6091; mail: Taos United, PO Box 1375, Taos, NM 87571.
Valencia County Indivisible - "Valencia County Indivisible is a visible, cohesive group that engages the people to resist any governmental actions or policies that may be harmful to our community. Our vision is a democracy that delivers for everyone—not just the wealthy or well-connected. We are committed to nonviolent action, multiracial democracy, and a government that is accountable to the people it serves. If you are sick and tired of the cruel and feckless Trump/MAGA agenda, and Valencia County's incompetent management, join us! TOGETHER, WE ARE INDIVISIBLE. Contact us at valenciaindivisible@gmail.com. Find us on Facebook or BlueSky."
Veterans for Peace Santa Fe Chapter, also known as The Joan Duffy Chapter (Chapter 55) - a local affiliate of the national anti-war organization founded by veterans of conflicts from WWII to the present. Group members advocate for peace, justice, and nuclear disarmament. Members hold a regular noon vigil on Fridays at the corner of Alameda and Guadalupe streets to oppose nuclear weapons and the expansion of plutonium production at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Chapter contact: Sharon Argenbright, sharonargenbright@msn.com.
WEconomic Boycott (“WEBO”) - an emergent economic sanctions campaign, designed by New Mexicans to be pursued at the national level to achieve maximum participation and impact. It is intended to retaliate against the Trump administration’s assault on democracy. If your local resistance organization would like to learn more about the WEBO and its specific strategy and tactics, a virtual presentation and discussion can be arranged. For more information and/or to schedule a meeting please contact Peter Dickstein at pmdickstein@gmail.com.
Wildlife for All - "A progressive group dedicated to reform of state wildlife management to be more democratic, just, compassionate, and focused on protecting wild species and ecosystems." New Mexico information here. Email - info@wildlifeforall.us.
