Albuquerque

Monthly free market in Albuquerque where people bring and take goods and skills at no cost, held on the last Saturday of the month at Robinson Park.

Est. 2020, Freewheel is a network redistributing resources in ABQ.

All-African People's Revolutionary Party - Southwest Region. Building Pan-African solidarity and community power.

Albuquerque local of the Black Rose/Rosa Negra Anarchist Federation, which organizes in tenant and workplace campaigns.

A non-profit volunteer collective dedicated to providing harm reduction materials to the ABQ DIY music scene.

Promoting an anti-stigma, community based, mutual aid approach to supportive access services, overdose prevention, and referrals to resources in our community.

Community organization using the philosophy of "La Cultura Cura" to build mutual aid and healing networks through cultural restorative justice, traditional healing practices, and community-driven initiatives. Their work includes youth engagement, agricultural programs, workforce development, and racial equity initiatives centered on Indigenous and cultural approaches to community transformation.

Local chapter supporting LGBTQ+ and HIV+ prisoners through pen pal programs, mutual aid, advocacy, and community building between people inside and outside prison walls.

Community center at 202 Harvard Dr SE in Albuquerque, founded in 1983, that hosts peace and justice groups, meetings and events in its Peace Hall.

John Brown Breakfast Club is a mutual aid group providing free breakfast for our unsheltered and marginalized neighbors in Albuquerque every week since 2017.

Albuquerque initiative from ABQ Showing Up for Racial Justice that offers a calculator for non-Native people to give money to Native-led organizations, with The Red Nation and Pueblo Action Alliance as accountability partners.

Mutual aid group that places community refrigerators and pantries around Albuquerque, stocked by neighbors and partner businesses. Take what you need, leave what you can.

We support transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming communities through direct services, education, and advocacy.

FAM offers free childcare at community events and grassroots political organizing meetings because we believe in removing access barriers. Political and community organizing is for everyone — including the youth AND their caregivers!

Registered chapter reaching solidarity through sharing of resources including free vegan meals.

Albuquerque nonprofit that runs a syringe service program, overdose prevention, case management, and drug checking, staffed by people with lived experience.

Mutual aid group in Albuquerque that has distributed isopropyl alcohol tent heaters to unhoused people since 2020.

Abolitionist harm reduction collective in Albuquerque that supports people on the streets.

Volunteer collective in Albuquerque, started March 2020, that delivers free contactless care packages of food, hygiene items and diapers.

Albuquerque chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America. Does electoral work and holds monthly meetings.

Street medic collective in Albuquerque.