NM Ethics Watch

Register to attend the next Ethics Reform Working Group meeting on April 27th from noon to 1 pm @ nmethicsreform.org.

Do you think there should be more democratic control, and less market control over what kinds of technology are developed? Leave us a comment or send us a message to have your answer be considered for the podcast. Who knows, maybe your response will find its way into the show!

Press Release: Oil and Gas Money Continues to Be a Primary Source of Campaign Contributions nmethicswatch.org/in-the-pre…

As part of our upcoming NM Humanities Council-funded podcast, EthicsNOW, we're looking for public input to questions on ethics. Respond in writing or by recording your answer at: ethicsnow.org/episodes/ (Please excuse grammatical errors - corrections coming! :-)

Environmental orgs and associations - are you expending as much as the oil and gas industry against legislation to protect the health and safety of New Mexicans?! (2022's HB 6) currentargus.com/story/news/…

Please join the NM Ethics Reform Working Group (state agency reps, legislators, advocates) at noon on Thursday, May 5th for a discussion of financial disclosure by public officials. You can register for the webinar here: nmethicsreform.org/

Join us for the next meeting of New Mexico's Ethics Reform Working Group on Thursday, May 5th, 2022 from 12pm to 1pm. This is a digital event and will be held on Zoom. Registration and public input is available at: nmethicsreform.org

NMEW's 4th annual Student Ethics Essay Contest! IS IT POSSIBLE TO HAVE AN ETHICAL GOVERNMENT WITHOUT EQUITY FOR ALL OF ITS CITIZENS? (Take a position and develop an argument with relevant evidence.) Deadline: June 3, 2022 Prizes: $500,$250,$150,$50(2) nmethicswatch.org/student-es…

See our Ethics Watch video discussion re: modernizing the legislature and share your thoughts - thanks! facebook.com/NMEthicsWatch/v…

Can politics and ethics coexist?

Join us for the next meeting of New Mexico's Ethics Reform Working Group on Thursday, March 3rd, 2022 from 12pm to 1pm. This is a digital event and will be held on Zoom. Registration and public input is available at: nmethicsreform.org

Q: What are some situations in everyday life where ethics come into play – where we get to choose what it is RIGHT to do v. what we have a RIGHT to do? Thanks for taking the the time to answer! :-)

We wrote of how the behind-the-scenes power of insiders and lobbyists is magnified in substitute, omnibus bills, p. 38 of our 2020 report, "Lobbyists and Their Outsized Influence in New Mexico." nmethicswatch.org/uploads/1/…

New Mexico Ethics Watch cheers today's passage of HB 132 and thanks all the organizations and advocates who pushed it, the sponsors who kept it alive and the lawmakers who voted for it. We urge the governor to quickly sign it! governor.state.nm.us/2022/02…

Join us for another meeting of New Mexico's Ethics Reform Working Group on Thursday, February 17th, 2022 from 12pm to 1pm. This is a digital event and will be held on Zoom. Registration and public input is available at nmethicsreform.org.

If you or anyone you know would be interested in a part-time communications assistant job w/ NMEW, check out our ad here: groundworksnm.org/jobs/commu…

Join us for another meeting of New Mexico's Ethics Reform Working Group on Thursday, January 20th, 2022 from 12pm to 1pm. This is a digital event and will be held on Zoom. Registration and public input is available at nmethicsreform.org.

"The Big Interest In Small Loans" - New Mexico Ethics Watch Announces New Report on Influence of the Small Loan Industry in New Mexico. Read the full report on our website: nmethicswatch.org/the-big-in…

Join us for another meeting of New Mexico's Ethics Reform Working Group on Thursday, January 6th, 2022 from 12pm to 1pm. This is a digital event and will be held on Zoom. Registration and public input is available at nmethicsreform.org.

Join us for another meeting of New Mexico's Ethics Reform Working Group on Thursday, December 2nd, 2021 from 12pm to 1pm. This is a digital event and will be held on Zoom. Registration and public input is available at nmethicsreform.org.