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New Mexico's civic-board network

Who serves on the boards of New Mexico's chambers of commerce, civic nonprofits, and education advocacy groups — and the people who sit on more than one. Search a board or a person to isolate them and their direct connections, then click any connection to open up its connections, one step at a time. Export whatever you trace.

Coverage: a documented snapshot, not a census. Seats are compiled from organizations' own published board rosters, IRS filings, funder grant disclosures, and campaign-finance reports, as collected in mid-2026. Rosters change and no organization's list here is guaranteed complete — absence from this map means only that a seat isn't in the compiled records yet. Use the legend to filter by type.

Source: organizations' published board rosters, IRS Form 990 filings, funder grant disclosures, and New Mexico campaign-finance reports (public records), compiled with the Lab's custom-built data tools and provided as a research aid. Board membership changes over time and titles vary by organization; the official record governs — verify against the source before relying on any entry, and email research@nmimpactlab.org with corrections. See our methodology.

Documented funding in the same network

Grants, contributions, and election spending connecting the funders, advocacy organizations, and recipients that appear on the map above — each flow as reported in the underlying public filing. Band width scales with the square root of the amount, so large national grants don't flatten the smaller in-state flows; dashed bands are documented relationships whose amounts the filings don't state. Hover any band or block for the detail.

Source: funder grant disclosures and IRS Form 990 filings for foundation grants; New Mexico campaign-finance reports (Secretary of State) for contributions and independent expenditures. Amounts are as reported in the cited filings; the official record governs — verify against the source before relying on any figure.