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.
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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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HRA’s Board Presidents Advocacy Brief: Ten Years After Pulse: We Remember, We Resist, We Rise June 12, 2026
Today marks ten years since the massacre at Pulse Nightclub in Orlando. Ten years. A full decade has passed since forty-nine beautiful human beings were murdered and fifty-three others were wounded in one of the deadliest acts of anti-LGBTQIA2S violence in our...
HRA’s Board Presidents Advocacy Brief: Oklahoma Enacts Sweeping Ban on Publicly Funded Gender Affirming Care June 6, 2026
The Human Rights Alliance condemns Oklahoma Senate Bill 904, recently signed into law, which prohibits the Oklahoma Health Care Authority from using Medicaid funds or public facilities to provide or reimburse medically necessary gender affirming care for both...
HRA’s Board Presidents Advocacy Brief: Today Is Election Day: Why New Mexico’s Primary Matters Right Now June 2, 2026
Today is Primary Election Day in New Mexico. As President of the Human Rights Alliance, I cannot stress enough how important it is for every eligible voter to participate. If you have not yet voted, there is still time. The decisions made today will help determine the...
HRA’s Board Presidents Advocacy Brief: The White House “Aliens.gov” Website: A Dangerous Exercise in Dehumanization May 30, 2026
The Human Rights Alliance strongly condemns the White House's newly launched "Aliens.gov" website and the rhetoric surrounding its promotion. While presented as a clever political marketing campaign, the site employs language and imagery that are deeply troubling,...
HRA’s Board Presidents Advocacy Brief: Republicans Advance “Don’t Say Trans” and Forced Outing Legislation May 21, 2026
The Human Rights Alliance strongly condemns the passage of new federal legislation advanced by House Republicans that targets transgender and gender-diverse youth through censorship, forced outing policies, and the erasure of LGBTQIA2S identities from public...
HRA’s Board Presidents Advocacy Brief: The White House 2026 U.S. Counterterrorism Strategy and the Danger of Politicized “Extremism” Narratives May 12, 2026
The Human Rights Alliance is deeply concerned by the newly released 2026 United States Counterterrorism Strategy issued by the Trump Administration. While every government has a legitimate responsibility to protect people from violence and terrorism, this strategy...





