About the chapter
New Mexico SSN brings together scholars from New Mexico and Arizona. Members use their own research and expertise, as well the work of SSN members across the network, to contribute to public engagement and more effective policy in the region. We are interested in a broad range of issues, including health care and immigration.
Leaders
Behavioral Health Research Center of the Southwest
Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation
Members
University of North Carolina at Charlotte (currently resides in New Mexico)
Latest Contributions
How America’s Real Estate Brokers Still Use Practices That Reinforce Racial Segregation
SSN Key Findings Brief,
Challenges on the Horizon for Native American Sovereignty and Health Care
SSN Basic Facts Brief,
Why Copayments for New Mexico's Medicaid Recipients Will Increase Costs and Hurt Health Care
SSN Basic Facts Brief,
Latest In The News
"Russia, Trump Campaign Colluded Legally, Just Like PACs do Regularly," Theodore S. Arrington, Albuquerque Journal, April 2, 2019.
David Marcus's research on sexual assault allegations in politics discussed in , "The Summer Zervos Sexual Assault Allegations and Lawsuit against Donald Trump, Explained," Vox, March 14, 2019.
Josiah M. Heyman's research on Beto's 2020 run discussed in , "As he Ponders 2020 Bid, Beto O’Rourke Takes on Trump’s Wall," Austin Stateman, February 23, 2019.
Josiah M. Heyman's research on border walls' effect on wildlife discussed in , "Critics Say Border Wall Could Harm Wildlife Corridors And Sensitive Desert Terrain," NPR, February 21, 2019.
Gabriel R. Sanchez's research on New Mexicans' views of immigrants discussed in , "Pollster: NM a ‘Welcoming Community’ for Immigrants," Albuquerque Journal, February 18, 2019.