A huge THANK YOU goes out to everyone who attended!
Tuesday, March 19, 2024, 8am to 3pm
The 100% Rio Arriba summit is bringing together community leaders and community members to discuss how Rio Arriba County coordinates resources to make sure that 100% of the residents in our county have access to the vital services needed to survive and thrive.
- Overview of 100% New Mexico initiative
- Building partnerships “100% means everyone’s in and no one is out.”
- Fully resourcing our Schools
- 100% Rio Arriba – Challenges and Opportunities
- Building a Stronger Community
- Exploring the 100% Family Center: One Stop Hub model.
- How you can get involved – 100% Action Teams
We know the challenges and how to fix them. All that’s lacking is the buy-in to make the health, safety, and education of 100% of Rio Arriba’s and all of New Mexico’s children and students the number one priority.
The 100% Rio Arriba initiative identifies the adverse social determinants of health in the form of families’ lack of access to vital services. These services, such as medical and behavioral healthcare, determine our quality of life with the capacity to prevent adverse childhood experiences, trauma, substance use disorders, and poor school achievement leading to a lack of job readiness. By guaranteeing services, we go upstream to prevent family involvement with child welfare, law enforcement, the courts, and emergency room care.
Watch our short video to learn more…
Roger Montoya
Roger is an American humanitarian recognized in 2019 as a CNN Hero for the visionary programing at Moving Arts Española. He is an ancestral native of northern New Mexico born in 1961. As a child Roger developed parallel interests in painting/visual arts, gymnastics and dance. Roger is an accomplished self- taught landscape painter, producer, choreographer and founding member of Moving People Dance Santa Fe.
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Diego López
Diego López is the 100% Rio Arriba initiative team leader, director of Hands Across Cultures, member of the Rio Arriba Health Council, and spearheads art, mural, and film projects across northern New Mexico. “In order to grow and continue the healing of our communities from the long-endured trauma and suffering, it is essential that we come together as creative entities. It is vital to collaborate in ways that are unique, exciting and bring vibrancy to the zeitgeist of Northern New Mexico. We need it now more than ever.”
Dr. Katherine Ortega Courtney
Dr. Katherine Ortega Courtney is the co-director of the Anna Age Eight Institute and the co-developer of the 100% New Mexico initiative. She is the co-author of Anna, Age Eight: The data-driven prevention of childhood trauma and maltreatment, 100% Community: Ensuring 10 vital services for surviving and thriving, David, Age 14: Who and what determines our children’s health, education, and future, and Attack of the Three-Headed Hydras. Dr. Courtney has expertise in building community systems to support all children, students, and families.
Dominic Cappello
Dominic Cappello wears many hats including being the illustrator of the three-headed hydra that graces the downtown Española mural. He is also a New York Times bestselling author with decades of experience advocating for health, safety, and education. He is the co-director of the Anna Age Eight Institute and the co-developer of the 100% New Mexico initiative. Cappello created the Ten Talks book series on family safety that gained a national audience when he discussed his work on the “Oprah Winfrey Show.” He also co-authored Anna, Age Eight, 100% Community, David, Age 14, and illustrated Attack of the Three-Headed Hydras.
SUMMIT DETAILS
WHO: 100% Rio Arriba County initiative team members and anyone in Rio Arriba or nearby counties. Seating is very limited so please register early.
WHEN: March 19, 2024, 8am to 3pm
WHERE: Santa Claran Event Center, 406 N Riverside Dr, Española (map)
SPONSORS: Anna, Age Eight Institute
CONTACT: Diego López
REGISTRATION: Use the form below to register. If you are registering more than one attendee, please reload the page to create a new, blank form. Each attendee will need to register with a unique email address. If space is available, we will welcome drop-in registration on the day of the event.
We are now at capacity. A huge thank you goes out to everyone who registered.