Dylan Tenorio
Oct 13, 2026 · 26 min · 8 segments
Dylan Tenorio, Co-executive Director of Little Globe, discusses local programming to use art for community dialogue.
Oct 13, 2026 · 26 min · 8 segments
Dylan Tenorio, Co-executive Director of Little Globe, discusses local programming to use art for community dialogue.
And now, of course, affordability has become such a buzzword during this midterm election season.
But organizations like yours and Chainbreaker and Somos and so many others have been talking about affordability issues as long as we've existed, right?
Trying to raise minimum wages and ensure that we can keep up with the raising costs of rent in our communities.
because I also know that the little globe partners a lot with different, uh, activist organizations in Santa Fe.
Um, one definitely I can, um, shoot praise to is definitely our recent, uh, collaboration with the Santa Fe indigenous center.
Um,
we've been working with them since the beginning of their honoring native nations powwow back in 2022, I believe.
And, um, We have been invited to not only document the show, but also help not only document the powwow, but also be able to help them create like public awareness campaigns for folks to be able to understand the rules of the powwow.
And they use that to be able to just information with their own communities and also people who are invited to come to the powwow.
And it brought together a cast of indigenous artists as well as community members.
And they, we together created this piece about indigenous issues in modern day life.
And this family kind of portrays all the different issues that Native people face on a day to day.
For example, like language loss, generational trauma, and also just kind of finding ways for the elders to be able to teach the youth.
And we tried our best to work with the Santa Fe Indigenous Center to find folks.
And now, of course, affordability has become such a buzzword during this midterm election season.
But organizations like yours and Chainbreaker and Somos and so many others have been talking about affordability issues as long as we've existed, right?
Trying to raise minimum wages and ensure that we can keep up with the raising costs of rent in our communities.
because I also know that the little globe partners a lot with different, uh, activist organizations in Santa Fe.
Um, one definitely I can, um, shoot praise to is definitely our recent, uh, collaboration with the Santa Fe indigenous center.
Um,
we've been working with them since the beginning of their honoring native nations powwow back in 2022, I believe.
And, um, We have been invited to not only document the show, but also help not only document the powwow, but also be able to help them create like public awareness campaigns for folks to be able to understand the rules of the powwow.
And they use that to be able to just information with their own communities and also people who are invited to come to the powwow.
And it brought together a cast of indigenous artists as well as community members.
And they, we together created this piece about indigenous issues in modern day life.
And this family kind of portrays all the different issues that Native people face on a day to day.
For example, like language loss, generational trauma, and also just kind of finding ways for the elders to be able to teach the youth.
And we tried our best to work with the Santa Fe Indigenous Center to find folks.
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