Tewa Roots Society

09/11/2026

Clean air is community care. 🌬️🌱🫶🏽

A Corsi-Rosenthal Box, also known as a CR-Box, is a powerful DIY air purifier that can be built using locally sourced materials for a fraction of the cost of a commercially manufactured air purifier.

When air purifiers are difficult to access because of cost or limited store availability, a CR-Box can be a great alternative. Using four filters, a box fan, cardboard, and tape, it can help reduce wildfire smoke, dust, and other airborne particles indoors.

Swipe through for the step-by-step process, save this post for later, and share it with someone who could use it! You can also visit the link in our bio for an additional guide to building your own CR-Box.

Small acts of Iyingidi, responsibility and safety, help us care for one another and the spaces where we gather. 💚

09/10/2026

Meet the fish of Basecamp!🫧🐠

From dreaming BIG and making waves to taking snack breaks and practicing radical rest, each member of our underwater crew brings their own personality to the tank. 🥹⭐️

They may be little, but they already understand the Basecamp essentials: creativity, wellness, community connection and checking in on your homies.

Which Basecamp fish are you most like? 👀🐠

09/09/2026

Su***de prevention can look like so many things. 💛🌱🌧️

It can look like having a safe place to land after school, access to food and harm reduction resources, connection to culture and traditions, mental health care within reach, and a community that reminds you that you belong. 🌱

At Tewa Roots Society, prevention lives in the everyday ways we care for one another. Through connection, support, creativity, culture, and simply showing up, we help create spaces where our relatives feel seen, valued, and supported.

Because community care is su***de prevention. 🫂

❗️If you or someone you know needs immediate emotional support, call or text 988. Support is available 24/7, free and confidential.❗️

09/08/2026

Fall programming is officially underway at Basecamp! 🥹🫶🏽 📸🌱

This first week was all about welcoming youth back, settling into our routines, hanging out, sharing meals, and creating the kind of space we want Basecamp to be together.

One of our favorite highlights was the Dream Board activity led by Basecamp staff with our youth 💭✨ Youth got to share their dream meals, activities, field trips, and experiences they’d love to see throughout Fall GUIDE. We love giving our youth a voice in shaping what their time at Basecamp looks like.

Youth also worked together to create community agreements around respect, safety, responsibility, and how we care for one another and our shared space. 🌿

And per usual, healthy snacks and meals were provided by our Basecamp Coordinators to keep our youth fed, fueled, and cared for throughout programming.

Just a little glimpse into week one and all the ideas, personality, and youth voice already filling Basecamp. We’re excited to see what this fall brings! 🥹🍂

Have an Indigenous youth ages 11–17 interested in participating? Get connected with our Basecamp Manager, Jenny T : [email protected] (505) 230-8269 or send us a direct message and we can get y’all connected! ✅

09/03/2026

Nambé teens 16+! Add a new skill to your toolbox!

Interested in working in outdoor recreation, natural resources, conservation, youth programs, DNER, or other land-based careers? Wilderness First Aid is a great workforce development opportunity to start building skills for future jobs.

Join TRS + Wilderness Medical Associates for a 2-day Wilderness First Aid (WFA) Course and earn a certification while learning hands-on skills for responding to injuries and emergencies in outdoor settings.

Teens are especially encouraged to register, but the course is open to Nambé Pueblo community members and employees ages 16+!

Program details📍
September 11 + 12
9 AM to 5 PM
TRS Basecamp
Lunch provided
FREE for the first 12 registrants!

Build your skills. Build your résumé. Be prepared on the land. 🌲✨

Scan the QR code to register!

09/01/2026

Therapy can be healing, grounding, unexpected… and sometimes a little funny. 😂🌱

Here’s to unpacking the things we didn’t plan to, using the tools we’ve learned, and remembering that community care includes caring for ourselves, too. 🫶🏽

A little therapy humor from TRS Clinical Services. ✨

09/01/2026

Position is still open! ✨ We’re looking for a Therapy Services Intake Coordinator to join the TRS team. Apply today! 🌱💚

09/01/2026

A huge thank you to CHERP and the Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board for partnering with Tewa Roots Society to bring Youth Mental Health First Aid Training to our community! 💙🌱

We’re grateful to everyone who joined us at Basecamp to learn, connect, and build skills for better supporting the mental health and well-being of our youth.

This training reflects Iyingidi, Responsibility & Safety, reminding us of our shared responsibility to create spaces where our youth feel supported, cared for, and safe. 🫶🏽

Thank you to our facilitators, partners, and everyone who made this training possible! ✨

08/31/2026

What does Basecamp actually look like? 👀🌱

Trying something new, making art, getting outside, eating together, building community, asking for support, or just having a place to be. 🤝🏽

This fall, Basecamp is open Monday–Friday, 11 AM–6:30 PM, with GUIDE and Open Space throughout the week.

There’s space for you here. 💚

Swipe through to see what’s happening this fall!

08/21/2026

Happening a week from today!

Join CHERP at Tewa Roots Society Basecamp on August 27, 2026, from 8:30 AM–5:00 PM for a 7.5-hour Youth Mental Health First Aid training to learn how to respond to youth with mental health and substance use challenges. Everyone 18 and older is welcome. No prior knowledge or experience is required.

For more information or to register, contact Evie Tsinajinnie at [email protected].

Register Today!