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 WORKFORCE RESOURCE NEWS
June 20, 2025
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Jun 24, 6 – 7:30 PM; Southside Library
This bi-monthly book discussion series shares leading entrepreneurs' favorite books and how they've made a difference. This month, Dangerous Ventures' Ward Hendon discusses "Speed and Scale" and As Above So Below Distillery's Caley Shoemaker discusses "The Culture Code."
Jun 25, 8:30 AM – 10 AM; Harry’s Roadhouse
Come and join in the community conversation around what it means to be a “Safe Space” and how Santa Fe businesses can be at the forefront of creating positive change.
Jun 25, 6 – 8 PM; Railyard Water Tower
Join a social bike ride ending at Remix Audio Bar in support of local business. Riders meet at 6:00 PM at the Railyard Water Tower, depart by 6:15 PM, and receive 10 percent off at Remix.
Jun 28, 9 AM – 5 PM; Santa Fe Plaza
Join OED as a proud supporter of Santa Fe PRIDE, watch the parade, stay to enjoy the live performances on two stages, and visit the many booths on the plaza and down Lincoln Ave.
Jun 30, 10 AM – 2 PM; Del Norte Credit Union, Cerrillos Branch
Do you want to start or grow a business? The City of Santa Fe’s Office of Economic Development looks forward to discussing your business needs and exploring how we can help you succeed.
Jul 1, 10 AM – 12 PM (Online)
The Council shall investigate policy opportunities, make recommendations for new program opportunities, make recommendations for new program initiatives, encourage further media education for our diverse population, and inform decision-makers to the impact and evolving landscape of media creation in Santa Fe.
Jul 4, 11 AM – 1 PM (Online)
The Committee plays a vital role in shaping economic policy by reviewing, commenting on, and advising on proposed actions, ordinances, and regulations early in their development, ensuring informed decisions that positively impact businesses and the community.
Jul 7, 10 AM – 2 PM; Santa Fe Business Incubator (SFBI)
Do you want to start or grow a business? The City of Santa Fe’s Office of Economic Development looks forward to discussing your business needs and exploring how we can help you succeed.
 
AMERICAN'S JOB CENTER
NEW MEXICO
OED has teamed up with the local America's Job Center in Santa Fe to highlight news and events in this section to support employers and job seekers. The Santa Fe America's Job Center office is a one-stop destination for a range of workforce services.
For more information, visit their website here.
Financial Literacy Class
Jun 24; 10 AM – 11AM; 525 Camino de Los Marquez Suite 200
America’s Job Centers in collaboration with Guadalupe Credit Union invite community to this free financial literacy class. Gain information on building a personalized budget and start saving, plan for major purchases like a home or vehicle, understand and improve your credit score planning. Call to Register 505-355-1758.
Various Upcoming Dates
Curious about apprenticeships, attend this virtual session to discover how they can benefit your business. From Professional, Scientific and Technical Services, Construction, Utilities, and Educational Services. View upcoming virtual sessions here.
Jun 26; 1PM – 3:30 PM; 525 Camino de Los Marquez Suite 200
America’s Job Centers in collaboration with LANL invite the community to this workshop for resume writing. Presentation held 1 PM – 2 PM, workshop following 2 PM– 3:30 PM.
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Santa Fe Community College (SFCC) offers a range of online and in-person academic and workforce training classes.
Jun 26; 2 PM – 7PM; SFCC Campus Center
SFCC’s Trades Open House held in the Campus Center offers the public an opportunity to learn about the new certificate programs in HVAC/Plumbing, Electrical Technician, and Building and Home Remodel. The programs begin in the fall semester, which begins on August 18. For more information contact Academic Director Geneva “Cookie” Look at geneva.look@sfcc.edu or 505-428-1235.
Deadline: Jun 30
This is an application portal for a 10-week course covers the technical and practical aspects of hybrid and electric vehicle systems. It provides an understanding of components including batteries, inverters, and electric motors while addressing the unique challenges in servicing, safety protocols, and diagnostics. Participants will receive a CDX certificate in hybrid and Electric Vehicles, and become Snap-On NC3 Volt Ohm Meter Certified to safely operate on EV's.This course is free for New Mexico residents while funding lasts.
Jun 21, Jul 11, Aug 8; 9 AM – 2 PM; Aug 15; 1 PM – 6 PM
New or prospective students should pre-register here.
Applications are open for the Home Energy Auditor Training program and pre-apprenticeship at the nationally recognized Energy Smart Academy, with tuition-free courses leading to Building Performance Institute (BPI) certification. The training will begin online on August 11.
Apply here. For more information call Joss Mulligan at 505-428-1007 or email ESASupport@sfcc.edu.
Fall semester begins on August 18. Classes fill quickly, so early registration is encouraged. For information on registration visit sfcc.edu or call 505-428-1270.
APRENDE is an early childhood teacher training program that uses hands-on work experience in early childhood classrooms to earn certificates and degrees in early childhood. The Program Coach provides resources, advice, and support to APRENDE participants via 1-on-1, small group, or large group meetings. Apply today.
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Inquiry Form Deadline: Jun 23
One-time grants between $25,000 and $100,000 will be awarded to registered 501(c)3 organizations to support training or equipment. Priority will be given to applicants with the capability to increase efficiency, effectiveness, and/or growth. Organizations may fill out an Inquiry Form by June 23, 2025, and must be invited to apply.
Deadline: Jul 14
Youth Civic Infrastructure fosters reciprocal collaborations between nonprofits and schools by engaging students in real-world, student-driven community projects. Youth Civic Infrastructure energizes capstones, work-based learning, and other approaches to make school graduate profiles come alive in your school. The application for 2025 1-year Exploration Grants will open on June 16 and close July 14, with grantees selected and announced in early August.
The New Mexico STEM Employer Directory, powered by Boomerang New Mexico, is your go-to resource for exploring career opportunities in the state’s thriving science, technology, engineering, and mathematics industries. If you are hiring for a new role and would like to update this in our directory, email info@stemboomerang.org.
The Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP) funds classroom and on-the-job training for newly created jobs in expanding or relocating businesses for up to 6 months.
The New Mexico Economic Development Department (EDD) is granted authority to administer grants to Local Governments (Municipality and/or County); to assist expanding or relocating businesses that are Qualified Entities that will stimulate economic development and produce public benefits pursuant to LEDA.
Creative Startups’ accelerator programs are uniquely suited to startups scaling not just in their region but across the world. Targeting the creative economy, its curriculum is based on design-thinking concepts and the lean startup method.
Deadline: Jun 24; 5 PM
The Santa Fe County (County) Board of County Commissioners (Board) is seeking qualified individuals to serve on the newly established Independent Salary Commission (Commission), an advisory body responsible for evaluating and recommending salaries for county elected officials and commissioners. Serving on the Independent Salary Commission represents a unique opportunity to directly shape the future of public service in Santa Fe County.
The Film Crew Advancement Program continues through June, reimbursing 50% of trainee wages for eligible local hires up to 1,040 hours. Productions must apply 30 days before principal photography begins
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Jun 24 – 25; 9:15 AM – 4:30 PM; Santa Fe Business Incubator
Starting or growing a Veteran owned business? Sign up for boots to business reboot, an entrepreneurship training program for Veterans and Miliary Spouses. The course provides an overview of entrepreneurship applicable business ownership fundamentals. RSVP for this training
The New Mexico STEM Employer Directory, powered by Boomerang New Mexico, is your go-to resource for exploring career opportunities in the state’s thriving science, technology, engineering, and mathematics industries.
Do you know someone who’s ready to level up their skills and make an impact through science, art, and technology? STEMArts Lab has a variety of youth opportunities including internships and ambassador positions.
Offering accelerated Online Training in Tech-for-Business Platforms & Online Internship Program.
A private, nonprofit corporation providing educational and workforce opportunities in 14 counties throughout northern and central New Mexico since 1970.
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Located downtown in the heart of beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico, the Santa Fe School of Cooking is an internationally acclaimed, recreational culinary school and Market, specializing in foods of the American Southwest for over 35 years.
Since its inception in 1989, the mission of the Santa Fe School of Cooking has remained constant:
To serve as ambassadors for Santa Fe’s rich and historic traditions by promoting and celebrating the regional cuisine as an enjoyable and entertaining experience for our guests, chefs and staff.
Discover the flavors of the Southwest at the Santa Fe School of Cooking! Join us for an unforgettable in-person cooking class, a lively restaurant walking tour, a customized private event—or simply stop by to explore our vibrant market. Our welcoming staff and talented, engaging chefs are here to make every culinary experience fun, flavorful, and truly memorable!
Location: 125 N. Guadalupe St.
Phone: 505-983-4511
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Jun 21, 10 AM – 10:30 AM; La Farge Library Community Room
The power of music and song are used as an introduction to language in this program for babies and toddlers. Exposure to new and different language sounds in early childhood can help children with language acquisition skills as they grow. This program is for babies and toddlers.
Jun 26; 1PM – 2 PM (Online)
Improving job quality doesn’t just benefit workers; it can also strengthen small businesses themselves and the broader communities they serve. Yet, many small business owners lack the resources and knowledge needed to improve the quality of their jobs. Trusted partners, like community development financial institutions (CDFIs), can make a meaningful difference.
June 28; 11:30 AM; In and around Santa Fe
A statewide guild get-together for ceramic professionals—ideal for makers, craftspeople, and trade-networking discussions.
Jun 30, 11:30 AM – 4:30 PM; New Mexico Highlands University Student Center Ballroom (Las Vegas)
A two-part event with the LANL Foundation and Northern NM STEAM Coalition, focusing on education in the north central NM region. LANL Director, Dr. Thom Mason will give an update on the Laboratory’s role in supporting K-12 STEM education, higher education and workforce development, followed by the 2025 STEAM Summit, intended to create a STEAM Framework for Northern New Mexico that ensures young people in our region have access to STEAM learning opportunities in-school and out-of-school, as well as access to college, career and community pathways that prepare them for STEAM careers in the 21st century.
Jul 1; 6 PM – 7:45 PM; Main Library
Each drop-in workshop will begin with a writers' check-in as well as optional writing exercises and prompts and the occasional visit from local authors. Majority of workshop time will be dedicated to working on personal writing projects followed by time reserved for sharing work and getting feedback if desired.
Writers of all experience levels and working in all genres are welcome!
Jul 8, 10 AM – 12 PM; Santa Fe Business Incubator
These monthly gatherings provide space for Native American entrepreneurs, artists, and business owners to connect, share resources, and build pathways to success. Mark your calendar—the roundtable will meet monthly at the same time but in different locations.
Jul 10; 9 AM - 4PM; Hilton Santa Fe
Attend the WIN 2025 Convening for a Split session format to meet industry needs from, Healthcare, Construction, Academic Institutions and Support Service. Hear from the dynamic keynote speaker, get a status on the WIN Good Jobs Challenge grant: what we’ve done, what we are doing, and how this will be sustainable in the future. Learn more about the work from WIN at this event July 10th.
Aug 2, 9 – 5 PM; Santa Fe Plaza
Girls Inc. Stronger Together Fest is a free, all-day celebration on the Santa Fe Plaza featuring live performances, youth-led activities, and hands-on fun for all ages. With a full lineup of music, dance, spoken word, and artist booths curated by Vital Spaces, the event showcases local creativity and the power of community.
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- NM Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rate: 4.3%
- Santa Fe Seasonally Adjusted Unemployment Rate: 3.0%
The New Mexico Labor Market Review (LMR) presents the most up-to-date labor market highlights and happenings. The LMR is produced and published monthly and includes data on the labor force, jobs, and unemployment for the state and select substate areas.
This news release presents statistics from two monthly surveys. The household survey measures labor force status, including unemployment, by demographic characteristics. The establishment survey measures nonfarm employment, hours, and earnings by industry
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The City of Santa Fe’s Office of Economic Development works to cultivate a vibrant business community and to build a diverse, innovative economy that provides equitable opportunity and prosperity for the residents of Santa Fe.
La misión de la Oficina de Desarrollo Económico es cultivar una comunidad empresarial vibrante y construir una economía diversa e innovadora que brinde oportunidades equitativas y prosperidad para la comunidad.
The City of Santa Fe offers several choices for receiving communications via email. Our newsletters address library events, new and upcoming road work, official announcements, and much more. Remember, you can manage your account at any time.
CALL 211 FOR HELP
If you need help with rent, nutritious food, secure housing, utilities, reliable transportation, and safe physical and social environments, call 211 for help.
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