  | familiesV.20 No.26 | 6/30/2011  Eric Williams ericwphoto.com FeatureLost and FoundThe children of Cuidando los NiñosA soft-spoken young woman in a button-up shirt and black slacks bows her head. “Ya’at’eeh,” she says quietly in Navajo, then switches to English. “I became a mother at age 17,” begins Reina. She now has three young daughters.
FeatureHelp for Homelessness: Food, clothing, shelter and affordable housing, medical help, domestic violence issues, legal assistance, and family advocacyA guide to resources combating homelessness in Albuquerque.
V.20 No.23 | 6/9/2011  Eric Williams ericwphoto.com FeatureFamily PrideMaking a place for LGBT parents—and their kids—is a priority for nonprofitsAdrien Lawyer and Elena Letourneau are what they refer to as “invisible”—a white, seemingly straight couple with a 6-year-old son. Lawyer had his breasts removed in 2004. A year later, he began hormone replacement therapy, which deepened his voice and sprouted hair on his face. Lawyer is now legally a man. Once recognized as a lesbian couple, he and his partner have undergone not only a physical but a cultural transformation. They appear to be the all-American family. And that’s exactly what they are.
Congratulations to the Delks: 2010 State Fair Ranch Family of the Year! (from l to r) Stacy and Mark Delk; Caren Cowan, New Mexico Cattle Growers' Association, who presented the award; and Diane and Joe Delk. We’d also like to congratulate the Vigils: the New Mexico Department of Agriculture’s 2010 Farm Family of the Year. They own Nambe Orchards. Add a Comment | 
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