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ArtPiece.org evolved from having loved ones killed by guns and a lack of understanding of the gun violence narratives in the United States. ArtPiece.org isn’t here to say what the responses to gun violence should be, just here to show what it is using art, media, data and experience.

Explora is a new kind of learning place, providing real experiences with real things that put people’s learning in their own hands. Explora is part science center, part children’s museum, part free-choice school, part grandma’s attic, part grandpa’s garage, part laboratory, part neighborhood full of interesting people, and part of many people’s lives. Our exhibits are designed to engage visitors of all ages.

A center or Flamenco art dedicated to training children in Barelas, located in downtown Albuquerque.

ID Theft Resolutions, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated exclusively  to (1) educating the public, public officials and legislators about the challenges presented by the identity theft phenomenon and how to prevent and respond to ID theft and (2) helping ID theft victims recover their identity and protect their credit.

We offer a variety of services including:

•       Assistance to help victims of ID theft take back their lives
•       Family ID theft prevention checkup
•       Consumer workshops
•       Mini-workshops for small businesses and their employees
•       Consulting services to law enforcement, prosecutors, other public officials and businesses

If you know of someone struggling with ID theft, please refer them to us – we can help.  Our “take back your life” services are free and confidential.   We are available for speaking engagements.

Donations are always needed. Because we provide our services at little or no charge, your contributions will be greatly appreciated – Please visit our website to make a donation.

How to contact us – Call Mark at (505) 417-1902 or Toll Free at 1-888-484-9118 or email him at markmedley@idtheftresolutions.org, P.O. Box 10243, Albuquerque, NM 87184.

The purpose of WCCDG is to actively promote and affect the redevelopment and revitalization of the West Central Metropolitan Redevelopment Area.

WCCDG is dedicated to job growth and improved economic vitality of the neighborhoods and individual families along the West central corridor. By strengthening the economic prosperity of families and neighborhoods this supports the transformation of an area of Albuquerque that is traditionally suffered from higher rates of unemployment as compared to other areas of the city. As we struggled to address the growing traffic and transportation needs an additional benefit to this effort is that fewer Westside residents will need to commute across the River to get to their jobs. Finally, a cornerstone of economic development and community revitalization is reducing crime rates, which is part of any successful community development effort.