Acompáñenos durante una hora para un taller de préstamos con Andrea Silva, Agente de Préstamos Comunitarios de DreamSpring. En esta sesión, Andrea ofrecerá detalles sobre el préstamo #TrueGrit Growth de DreamSpring - un préstamo a plazo de bajo interés para pequeños negocios o emprendedores que se han visto afectados por la pandemia del Coronavirus - y otros servicios ofrecidos por DreamSpring, un proveedor líder sin fines de lucro de préstamos y apoyo para pequeños negocios. También aprenderá cómo preparar y presentar una aplicación para un préstamo, qué buscan los prestamistas y consejos para aumentar sus posibilidades de aprobación.

¡Regístrese hoy!

Join us for the Hispano Chamber’s Annual Procurement Summit 2023 in collaboration with the New Mexico Minority Business Center to learn about the cybersecurity requirements for government contractors and suppliers. The Summit will provide a platform for small businesses to learn what cyber regulations are required to do business with different federal, state, and local governments. Hear from renowned speakers and agency representatives on their requirements for contractors and suppliers, access to networks, informational sessions, and matchmaking opportunities.

You don’t want to miss this great event. Cybersecurity is no joke regarding your small business and contracting opportunities!

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Community Health Listening Sessions Across Bernalillo County Offer an Opportunity to Hear How UNM Hospital Can Better Meet Community’s Needs

Residents of Bernalillo County will soon have the opportunity to speak up about their health care needs. And the CEO of the state’s only Level I trauma hospital and county leaders are ready to listen.

“We really want to hear from our community about what their health needs are as we think about how we prioritize use of our resources to improve the health of the people of Bernalillo County,” said Kate Becker, CEO of UNM Hospital.

UNM Hospital and Bernalillo County are teaming up for series of Community Health Listening Sessions. The first five sessions will happen in-person in each commission district of Bernalillo County, with the final session happening in partnership with the Indian Health Services for the Native American community.

Join the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History for the latest installment of our ongoing virtual Atomic History Speaker Series on Friday, March 24th at 6 pm (MT). Dr. Majia Nadesan will be discussing some of the nitty-gritty details of the Fukushima Daiichi Disaster with a particular focus on how risk and privatization played a part in creating the conditions for a disaster of this scale. Find out more about how politics and scientific uncertainty complicate risk assessment and influence nuclear power!

This event is $10 to attend virtually, Museum members receive a discount, and Atomic History Patron Members can attend for free. Advance registration is required to attend.