Michelle Concha’s Taos Pueblo ancestral lineage and her work in the Taos community intertwine with pride and passion. For two and a half years, Concha has been a family navigator. As a … more

I’ve been involved with and support many groups and nonprofits however, my main focus is currently on my family, health and business.  more

Artistic talent or the pursuit of artistic careers may run in families, but the cooperativeness and celebration of each other’s art, which is found in the relationship between Karen … more

“You’ll never be an artist because you can’t draw.” Sometimes those “you’ll never be good enough” words from a college art instructor still cross her … more

In Taos, you’ll find lots of women paddling white water. Many of the local rafting companies have female river rafting guides who add their skills and finesse to this adrenaline-filled world in … more

Title(s) and work responsibilities:  My official title at Randall Lumber is president/general manager, which in a family business means I'm responsible for everything from budgeting and … more

Turning a parking lot into a “secret garden” is first-grade teacher Connie White’s dream come true. And now it’s bearing the fruit of a statewide STEAM organic farming … more

Going on 9 years, I’ve worked at UNM-Taos since 2010, in various capacities. more

When she was just beginning her career, she had a hard time finding animal training work. “When I started working with dolphins as a young woman, I was turned away from work. more

The following conversation took place February 14, 2019, between Kristina Ortez, and writer and photographer Jim O’Donnell. Ortez and O’Donnell have been friends for over five years. … more