Building the future of human rights.
For more than three decades, HRA has worked to ensure the fundamental rights of LGBTQ+ people across Northern New Mexico are recognized, protected, and celebrated.
Community Events
Events, culture, and celebration — from the Santa Fe Pride Festival to neighborhood gatherings that create community joy and build connection.
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The PRIDE Center
The physical home for HRA — counseling, youth programs, health access, and a safe and welcoming gathering place for the community.
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Advocacy and Justice
Policy, civic representation, and coalition building that safeguards LGBTQ+ rights across Northern New Mexico.
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Building the future of human rights.
For more than three decades, HRA has worked to ensure the fundamental rights of LGBTQ+ people across Northern New Mexico are recognized, protected, and celebrated.
Our Mission
Human rights begin with dignity.
To educate, engage, encourage, and celebrate LGBTQ+ inclusion, pride, and acceptance for all people.
1993
Founded, advancing equality across Northern New Mexico
15,000+
Annual attendees at the Santa Fe Pride Festival
2025
First permanent HRA community space opened

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Words Matter. Lives Matter.
The Human Rights Alliance is deeply disturbed—not only by the recent Supreme Court decision allowing states to exclude transgender girls and women from certain school athletic competitions—but by the language the White House chose to celebrate that decision. The...
Update From the Executive Director – July 3, 2026
Happy Friday and almost 4th of July, We are less than 3 weeks away from the Icon Awards. This year our recipient is Lambda Legal’s CEO, Kevin Jennings. Please join us on Tuesday, July 21, at 5:30 P.M. as we honor Kevin and the great work he has done throughout his...
Justice Delayed in the Killing of Juniper Blessing Is a Pain Our Community Knows Too Well
The Human Rights Alliance of New Mexico stands in solidarity with the family, friends, classmates, and loved ones of Juniper Blessing, the 19-year-old transgender University of Washington student whose life was taken far too soon. We are deeply frustrated by the...
The Supreme Court’s Latest Attack on Transgender Equality Is About More Than Sports
Today's decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold state bans preventing transgender girls and women from participating on girls' and women's school athletic teams is a painful setback for transgender equality and another chapter in the systematic erosion of...
HRA’s Board Presidents Advocacy Brief: Louisiana’s Act 579: When “Free Speech” Becomes a License to Exclude June 29, 2026
On May 29, 2026, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry signed Act 579 into law, a measure that supporters describe as protecting free speech but which many LGBTQIA2S advocates fear will instead legitimize workplace discrimination against transgender, nonbinary, and...
HRA’s Board Presidents Advocacy Brief: The VA’s Abandonment of Transgender and Intersex Veterans June 13, 2026
The Human Rights Alliance is deeply troubled by the Department of Veterans Affairs' decision to effectively phase out gender-affirming medical care for veterans diagnosed with gender dysphoria. These policy changes represent a profound betrayal of the very people who...







