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GenÍzaro Identity & Continuance

A Site for Education about the Traditions and Heritage of Genízaro People of New Mexico

  • Who is a Genízaro?
  • How did Genízaro Ethnogenesis Occur?
  • Where We Are…Our Communities
    • Abiquiu
    • Cañon de Carnué
    • Belen
    • Tomé
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    • Las Huertas
    • Pueblo Quemado
    • Rancho de Taos
    • San Miguel del Vado
    • Trampas
    • Valencia
  • Learn about Genízaro Identity & Continuance
    • The Exhibit: A Collection, Conference & the Danzantes
      • The Exhibit
      • The Exhibit Conference
      • Matachine Danzantes Visit the Exhibit
    • Nación Genízara Conference August 2019
      • The Conference Talks & Speakers
    • For Teachers & Students
      • Genizaro Study Objectives
    • Our Digital Resource Archive
  • Continuing Our Identity
    • Welcome to Fiesta de San Miguel in Carnue
    • Why We Care – Our Heritage
  • What’s New
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Tijeras, NM 87059

 

About This Site

Created to Educate about the Traditions and Heritage of the Genízaro People of New Mexico

Content by: Moises Gonzales, Cañon de Carnué Land Grant President & UNM Professor

Designed and Created by: Susan Olsen, of  De Novo Strategic Consulting

“Creating Strategic & Tactical Digital Marketing Communication Plans”

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