Gloria Williams
Contributing Writer
Gloria Williams in Albuquerque. - Mimi Leland
Freelance journalist and activist Gloria Williams is convinced that using alternative media and the Internet are the best ways to meet the challenges we face in these days of economic decline and propaganda/infotainment newscasts.
A recent graduate of the University of Iowa in Iowa City, she now lives in Albuquerque and writes for Mas New Mexico, a bilingual weekly newspaper. She also works as publication assistant for John Crawford at West End Press and helped organize the third Albuquerque Cultural Conference that was held over Labor Day weekend, September 3-6, 2010.
Latest Articles
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Historic Hubbell House Celebrates Progress
Board members, neighbors and supporters of the historic property of the Hubbell family gathered inside and outside the "living history museum" on Halloween.
Jan 17, 2011
- Gloria Williams
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The Hispanic Cultural Center Celebrates Irish Heroes of Mexico
Though few people in the United States know about the San Patricios, people south of the border remember the Irish soldiers who fought for Mexico.
Nov 18, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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Families of West Mesa Murder Victims Protest Abuquerque Police
Protesters gathered outside the Albuquerque Police Department Saturday, September 18, 2010 to support the families of missing and murdered local women.
Oct 17, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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Veterans Support PFC Bradley Manning with Whistle Blowing Action
Whistle blower Private Manning, who allegedly released documents to Wikileaks, is being prosecuted for reporting U.S. war crimes, but he is not alone.
Sep 26, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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More Veterans May Qualify for Disability with New PTSD Regulation
The Federal government implemented new regulations in July to make it easier for veterans to apply for disability benefits regarding PTSD.
Sep 23, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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Media Literacy Project Joins Latino Call for Internet Freedom
Latinos for Internet Freedom stands up to corporations that threaten to control the Internet for their own profit and not for the public good.
Sep 7, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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Albuquerque Cultural Conference Opens at the Kimo September 3
In Albuquerque the holiday for working people will be celebrated by artists, writers and activists who want to use culture to improve their communities.
Aug 28, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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Community Gardens: Growing in Albuquerque
Community gardens are back in a big way in Albuquerque. Young and old alike are getting back to the earth in their neighborhoods and doing it organically.
Aug 25, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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Salazar Listens to New Mexicans at America's Great Outdoors Event
New Mexicans suggested conservation efforts to representatives from Departments of the Interior & Agriculture and other federal agencies.
Jul 25, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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Pastors for Peace Caravan Stops in Albuquerque on Way to Cuba
Internationals are joining the effort to dispel myths about Cuba and take educational and medical supplies to its people struggling under the U.S. embargo.
Jul 25, 2010
- Gloria Williams
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