COMMON BOND NEW MEXICO
  • Home
  • 40th Anniversary
  • Our Programs
    • U-21
    • HIV Emergency Project
  • About
    • Annual Reports
    • Board of Directors
  • Community Resources
  • Donate
  • Contact
  • Social Security News
  • Home
  • 40th Anniversary
  • Our Programs
    • U-21
    • HIV Emergency Project
  • About
    • Annual Reports
    • Board of Directors
  • Community Resources
  • Donate
  • Contact
  • Social Security News

Common Bond 
​New Mexico


What's New!


Vertical Divider

U-21 Looking for Volunteers

Our Under 21 Youth Program is looking for facilitators to help with the program. If you'd like to volunteer with us click below.
​ 
Learn More

Finally, Social Security Survivor Benefits for LGBTQ+ Americans

If you haven’t yet reached age 70 and are the survivor of a partner or spouse, Social Security survivor benefits are now available to you even if your commitment had been blocked or delayed because of discriminatory laws.

Read more

U-21: Empowering Two Generations of Albuquerque’s LGBTQ+ Youth

Since 1987, Common Bond has provided a safe meeting place for young people to speak openly about their coming out issues and forge important friendships.​
​
Read More

Summer Activities for LGBTQ+ Youth

Common Bond’s U-21 youth program meets on Fridays from 7:30 to 9:30 pm observing current health and safety precautions. We also have options for participating in the group virtually. For more information, please call us at 505-636-0845.

See U-21's Summer Calendar

Revisit Historic Community Variety Shows

Jon Hull was one of the founding members of Common Bond. The 19 “Caught in the Act” variety shows he produced accelerated the growth and spirit of Albuquerque’s LGBTQ+ community. Learn about his life and watch performances from the 1992 production.

Read More

4 Meeting Places Over 13 Years

Between 1984 and 1997, we provided convivial gathering spaces for gay and lesbian Albuquerqueans. Learn about the places we've been.

Read More
Vertical Divider

Our Mission:

To strengthen the LGBTQ+ community
of New Mexico through programs and partnerships that serve at risk sectors
​of the LGBTQ+ population.