Our 2024 conference will celebrate 75 years of New Mexico Press Women. Program and registration information are now available on the Conferences page of our website. Join us at beautiful Isleta Resort for a joyful and informative conference! Register soon, as rates will increase on January 1.
New Mexico Press Women has endowed two scholarships (the Rosenstiel Scholarship for graduate students and the Anne and Tony Hillerman Scholarship for undergraduates) through the Albuquerque Community Foundation. Any gift of $7.50, $75, $750, $1075, or more will be acknowledged in our 75th Anniversary Conference at the Isleta Resort and Hotel on March 15-16, 2024. Please consider donating to build the endowment! Just use this link: https://go.abqcf.org/nmpw. Many thanks to our current Vice President Leonie Rosenstiel and our former President Anne Hillerman for their generous donations. Additionally, all donors to the two New Mexico Press Women Scholarships on Giving Tuesday will be entered into a raffle to receive prizes at our Conference. You do not need to be present to win.
New Mexico Press Women’s three annual contests are now accepting entries for work published/presented in 2023. See the following pages for details:
High School Communications Contest
Good luck to all!
The New Mexico Press Women thanks all individuals who participated in the 2023 Communications Contest and Congratulates to all the winners!
Full list of winners below:
2023 NMPW Communications Contest Results
Melanie Stansbury
Born and raised in New Mexico, Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury leads with determination and compassion. She has dedicated her career to finding solutions to water issues, poverty, and climate change — representing New Mexico in the Legislature and now in Congress.
She is a champion of efforts to address hunger, food, and water insecurity, conservation and climate change, and economic development and recovery. Stansbury worked in communities across the state as a STEM educator, researcher on land and water issues, and served as a former staffer in the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources and the White House Office of Management and Budget.
As the Congresswoman from New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District, she will share her efforts to tackle our biggest challenges—from economic development, to food and water security, to climate change—with New Mexico Press Women on Saturday, March 11, at the Isleta Resort.