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The New Mexico Jewish Link serves as a vital bridge connecting the Jewish community across the Land of Enchantment. Published by the Jewish Federation of New Mexico, this publication brings together news, culture, and conversation from Santa Fe to Las Cruces and everywhere in between. Readers find thoughtful coverage of community events, synagogue life, and the work of organizations that support Jewish life throughout the state. From coverage of Temple Beth Shalom activities to reports on statewide gatherings, the Link keeps readers informed about the people and programs shaping Jewish New Mexico today.

Beyond local happenings, the Link offers meaningful perspective on matters affecting Jewish communities worldwide. Readers encounter thoughtful reporting on Israel, on the fight against antisemitism, and on the work of organizations like the Anti-Defamation League in tracking incidents and advocating for safety. The publication also reflects on historical memory, including Holocaust remembrance and the generational duty to bear witness. Through opinion pieces and cultural features, the Link gives voice to the diverse experiences and viewpoints that make up the Jewish community in New Mexico and beyond.

The publication celebrates the cultural and intellectual life of the community, from the arts to education to scholarly pursuits. Features have explored subjects as varied as the legacy of violins rescued from the Holocaust, historical scholarship on Jewish heritage, and contemporary conversations about identity and belonging. The Link also highlights the work of local leaders and volunteers whose dedication sustains synagogues, social service programs, and cultural institutions across the state. These stories remind readers that Jewish life in New Mexico is vibrant, creative, and deeply rooted.

Community matters are a cornerstone of the Link's mission. The publication covers the annual meetings and conferences that bring people together, the social programs that support families and individuals in need, and the collaborative efforts between congregations and community organizations. Readers learn about opportunities to get involved, from volunteering to supporting local initiatives. The Link also shines a light on the everyday heroes of the community, the directors, program coordinators, and rabbis whose tireless work keeps Jewish life thriving in towns and cities throughout New Mexico.

The Link extends an open invitation to the community to participate in its pages. Whether through submitting news, sharing reflections, or advertising services and events, community members help shape the publication's ongoing conversation. The editorial team values the connections that grow between readers, organizations, and the wider community. As the Jewish Federation of New Mexico continues its work of building and sustaining Jewish life, the Link remains a trusted companion, keeping the community informed, engaged, and connected from one issue to the next.

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The New Mexico Jewish Link welcomes reader inquiries, story ideas, letters to the editor, and community submissions. Whether you have a news tip, a simcha to share, or feedback about our coverage, we want to hear from you.

Our publication is produced by the Jewish Federation of New Mexico, which serves as the central address for Jewish community life across the state.

Submissions

We accept letters to the editor, opinion pieces, and community announcements. Please review our Editorial Policy before submitting. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity.

Jewish Federation of New Mexico

The Federation can be reached through its website at jewishnewmexico.org.

The Federation publishes the New Mexico Jewish Link and oversees community programming, including the Jewish Care Program and other social service initiatives across the state.

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