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S.E.A.R.C.H n' R.E.S.C.U.E (Strong Educational Applications and Resistance Can Help in Rediscovering Renewable Energy Sustainability Community Unity and Education):
Develop and provide educational tours, seminars and workshops for students, parents, and community members.
Provide educational applications in math, science, and data analysis through TADA programs. SEARCH n’ RESCUE educational tours and events are designed to provide information and networking opportunities for sustainable living and community development. We believe in community self-sufficiency, and that this self-sufficiency cannot arise without local, cultural, educational, and creative collaboration. We also believe in the importance of establishing sustainable communities for future generations.
The objective of the SEARCH n’ RESCUE is to provide educational applications to teach, promote and develop sustainable living practices throughout communities throughout the state of New Mexico and surrounding areas.
Overall our SEARCH n’ RESCUE program incorporates outreach-education, with artistic and vocational production as innovative tools for community development which includes: environmental, economical, health, social, cultural and spiritual/mental sustainability.
Our partnerships and collaborative programs include those with the Office of African American Affairs, various student-leadership organizations of the University of New Mexico, CNM and San Juan College, Isshin Rhu Karate, Sickle Cell society, (NM HIV Council), UNM regional planning and Research Learning programs, the Center for Peace and Justice and many other educational, socio-cultural and environmental organizations and groups within and throughout the New Mexico region.
Main goal:
To provide community outreach-education, production development and promotion through educational production tours, seminars, workshops and opportunities for educational applications and skills development.
TADA:
Educational applications math, science, data analysis and technologies.
The TADA is designed to encourage students and participants to develop skills in fuel-efficient technologies, environmental sciences and renewable sources of energy, such as clean water and air, passive solar technologies, low impact construction, sustainable agriculture and production.
Through the TADA program participants will be introduced and/or develop skills in various forms of sustainable technologies such as, agriculture, passive solar, environmental conservation and recycling, bio-diesel conversion and low impact construction.
Bring a Message; Build a Movement (B.A.M. B.A.M.) Theatre and productions:
Offer skills development in literacy, creative writing, music production, public speaking, visual and performing arts. BAM BAM’s objective is to provide skills development in written and oral literacy, public speaking and debate, theatrical arts and collective and creative teamwork.
-BAM BAM Theatre: Incorporates visual, performing and media arts, fused with dance, music, poetry and creative writing. Poets, writers and speakers in the local and surrounding communities provide literary resources.
-BAM JAM: creative writing, narrative speech and/or poetry accompanied with improvised music, visual and performing arts.
-BAM Build: (Build a Message, Bring a Movement) geared toward competitive rappers, MC’s, and slammers. Bam Build is a tool used to encourage competitors to “build” positive and encouraging forms of expression cooperatively and spontaneously with other Bam Build competitors, without the need to verbally abuse or lyrically assault his/her counterpart. BB includes audience participation and provides a space and opportunity for structured and progressive debate, problem solving, teamwork, and creative and encouraging forms of verbal expression and communication.
BAM BAM theatre productions innovatively incorporate performing arts, multi-media, music and literacy in all of its productions. BAM BAM also provides opportunities for visual, graphic and performing artist to build their skills and promote their work throughout local and global communities.
The BAM BAM program has been endorsed by the University of New Mexico Africana Studies director Finey Coleman and has been incorporated by students and student leaders of UNM El Centro De la Raza, African American and Native American Student Services. In addition BAM BAM has been implemented throughout various community development and educational organizations such as La Placitas, Office of African American services and Citizens Schools.
Main goal:
To provide art, literacy and creative writing education to youth, young adults and community members.
To promotions and networking opportunities for visual, performing and creative artist and entrepreneurs.
FREE-DEM Youth Media:
Provide skills development in various forms of media literacy, marketing, production and promotions management in the fields of visual, audio, technological/print media.
Free-Dem Youth Media provides tools of expression, education, identification, promotion and evaluation. The objective of this program is to provide viable tools, equipment, and opportunities for networking and training for career development and enhancement our participants and collaborating partners.
This program provides an opportunity for members in the community to build skills in media production and management. In addition Free-DemYouth participants will offer various media services to support and promote local organization, health and educational services and community-focused businesses and entrepreneurs. Youth and young adults will develop visual, audio, print, and technological media, marketing, and management skills. Participants and community members will have access to computers, media production/engineering equipment and technological tools.
GAME AMP and its partners have had long-standing partnerships with media entities and organization throughout the State of New Mexico. These organizations include KUNM 89.9 fm, Quote Unquote production ch. 27, KNME/PBS, KOAT/ABC, the Perspective magazine, Nu-City Publications and the Albuquerque Journal/Tribune.
Main goal:
To provide media arts literacy, training/skills development and opportunities to youth and community members in the field of film/media and marketing industry.