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Welcome AAUW-NM, Heidi's Vlog, Free Rides to the Polls in Northern NM, and Voter Support en Español.

Heidi Li Feldman
Welcome AAUW-NM, Heidi's Vlog, Free Rides to the Polls in Northern NM, and Voter Support en Español.
We have a vlog! Read on for more information.

Welcome AAUW-NM

Land of Action publishes a directory of grassroots progressive groups and projects from all over New Mexico. We are delighted to welcome AAUW-NM  and look forward to sharing news of their efforts and activities.

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Land of Action seeks to list all kinds of grassroots progressive groups and efforts in New Mexico. If you know of a group to include, please send your suggestions here. And if you are a group that hasn't yet been listed, please let us know if you would like to be. Submit your information here.

Heidi's Vlog

At the urging of activists from a few NM progressive grassroots groups, we are trying a new feature here at Land of Action. Our founder, Heidi Li Feldman, will offer roughly weekly video updates on Land of Action, highlights from groups around the state who are in the Land of Action directory, and occasional commentary on issues important to progressives in New Mexico and beyond. The first edition is available now. Heidi on Free and Fair Elections NM 26, election activism from Indivisible Española and Abiquiu-Youngsville Indivisible, and the vital need for massive turnout to the New Mexico polls in the 2026 general election.

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The latest entry in Heidi's Vlog will be at a page where Land of Action will also post photos from any groups in our directory. We want to show what you all are doing -- activities, meetings, marches, and so forth. Or just send a photo of a member or two. Send us your photos with suggested captions. Email to landofaction@landofaction.org.

If Heidi is willing to try the vlog, you all can keep her company with a pic or two! 😉

Indivisible Española and Free Rides to the Polls on The Blue Bus

Lauren Reichelt of Indivisible Española getting the Blue Bus on board with Voters to the Polls. Photo by Phil Factor of Abiquiu-Youngsville Indivisible.

This year, voting in person is absolutely critical. Knowing this, Lauren Reichelt, leader of Indivisible Española, decided to make it easier for northern New Mexicans to get to the polls. She explained the need for easy rides to vote to the folks at North Central RTD and they have agreed to waive fares for all rides to the polls on Election Day. From Lauren:

North Central RTD will waive fees on Election Day for the four communities that use On Demand (Española, Edgewood, La Cienega (including Santa Fe Community College, and Taos). On Demand is usually a dollar a ride. NCRTD will link to NMVote.gov on their community page so people can look up their polling places.

Take the Blue Bus to Vote In Person!

Ahora en Español: Voting information from the Free & Fair Elections NM26 Campaign

Slowly but sure, the FFE NM26 team is adding Spanish-language materials to its Toolkit for Massive Turnout. Do visit the Toolkit page, download and print out any materials you and your group can distribute, online, in person, everywhere.

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