DOE/LANL Jurisdiction Fire Danger Rating:
  1. LANL Home
  2. Media
  3. Newsletters
  4. Community Connections
April 17, 2026

For your calendar - April 2026

Events for the next few weeks

Social Kitchen
Santa Fe Rising hosts an event on communication styles April 23 at Social Kitchen in Santa Fe.

April 23: Santa Fe Rising communications social
Santa Fe Rising, the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce’s young professionals initiative, hosts a workshop on how generational communication styles can impact how your message lands, and what you can do to improve your soft skills.

April 30: Nonprofit organizational leadership and strategy
Organized by the Santa Fe Community Foundation, Taos Center for the Arts is the location for this free session for nonprofit leaders, in which guest speaker Omar Torres explores how teams function and how to align values with everyday operations.

April 30: Small business and entrepreneurship working group meeting
Head to the New Mexico Innovation Hub in midtown Santa Fe for this meeting hosted by the City of Santa Fe that brings together local business owners, entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders and community members to help inform the city’s economic development efforts. There is also an online option for attendance.

May 1: Santa Fe County Micro-grant application deadline
The Regional Development Corporation's microgrants (which are supported by Laboratory operator Triad) provide small businesses with a small infusion of capital (up to $3,000). The current application is for businesses headquartered in Santa Fe County outside of the City of Santa Fe limits. 

Have an education, economic development or nonprofit event or resource you think we should feature? Email the details (including web link) to connections@lanl.gov.

 

 

Share

Stay up to date
Subscribe to Stay Informed of Recent Community News from LANL
Subscribe Now

More Community Connections Stories

Community Connections Home
Gold Scholars2

163 Northern New Mexico students receive nearly $1.2 million in scholarships

LANL Scholars supported in their undergraduate educations

Jrev Kaltron Ed

How RDC funding helps build a business ecosystem

Triad-supported loan helps Española machine shop JREV Enterprises

Sam Linford and Ali Livesay 4 ways Los Alamos National Laboratory focuses on site stewardship

4 ways the Laboratory focuses on site stewardship

Operations experts take stock of earth, air, fire and water across the Lab

Kittyscratch Sm

Other News - April 2026

Volunteers have positive impact at Española Humane

6 ways New Mexico colleges connect you with Lab careers — even if you’re not a scientist

6 ways New Mexico colleges connect you with Lab careers — even if you’re not a scientist

Look for these programs in Española, Las Vegas, Los Alamos and Santa Fe

Firescape AI (above) uses artificial intelligence to help electric utilities predict the paths of wildfires and protect the communities they serve from related power outages. The company will spend the next two years collaborating with the Laboratory to perfect this technology. Los Alamos National Laboratory awards 3 fellowships to deep-tech entrepreneurs

Laboratory awards 3 fellowships to deep-tech entrepreneurs

2026 New Mexico LEEP cohort will collaborate with Lab scientists to refine their prototypes and build strategies for market entry