On January 27th, Pushback Network conducted our first-ever webinar entitled, “The Geopolitics of an Energy Colony: Case Studies of Kentucky and New Mexico.” We used this webinar to highlight the environmental justice work within the Kentucky and New Mexico State Alliances and connect the ways in which people of color and working class communities [...]
Category Archives: New Mexico
The Geopolitics of an Energy Colony: Case Studies of Kentucky and New Mexico
January 27, 2010 – 10:51 am
Pushback Network Announces new Executive Director!
February 2, 2009 – 10:09 am
Pushback Network (PBN) proudly welcomes accomplished social justice leader Peter Hardie as its new Executive Director.
Emphasizing community organizing and voter engagement strategies to empower underrepresented constituencies, PBN continues to grow as an organization assisting people in defining their mutual interests and working together to improve their lives.
“Peter is ideally poised to help lead the Pushback [...]
New Mexico AG stalls on ‘political activity’ opinion
December 12, 2008 – 3:08 pm
“The AG’s opinion could have far-reaching implications for New Mexico nonprofits,” said the New Mexico Independent today.
[South West Organizing Project, "SWOP,"] was instructed by the secretary of state to register as a political action committee four months ago without any explanation for how our work constitutes political activity,” Robby Rodriguez, SWOP executive director, said in [...]
After The Project
December 2, 2008 – 4:54 pm
From Nov. 1st through Nov. 5th, Jason and I documented and broadcast the Get-Out-the-Vote work in two key PBN states: Mississippi and New Mexico. Before we even set foot in the states, we had high expectations for this project.
For one thing, we wanted to give people a minute-by-minute account of what was happening on [...]










