Tag: New Mexico Foundation for Open Government (NMFOG)

The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government is the state’s leading advocate for transparency in government. FOG’s mission is to defend the public’s right to know and to educate citizens and government agencies about their rights and responsibilities under New Mexico’s open-meetings and open-records laws.

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Transparency is Cultural, Not Transactional

In the realm of governance, transparency and openness are not mere buzzwords but foundational pillars that uphold the edifice of democracy. In their compelling discourse, Greg Brooks and Patrick Tuohey from Better Cities Project argue that open government is inherently a cultural phenomenon rather than a transactional obligation. This perspective resonates deeply with the ethos […]

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Celebrating Government Transparency with Sunshine Week

Celebrating government transparency during Sunshine Week

Sunshine is a natural disinfectant: let it shine on every facet of government.

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Event: Transparency In Practice

New Mexico Foundation for Open Government NMFOG

New Mexico Foundation for Open Government Continuing Legal Education Seminar: “Transparency in Practice” to be held June 8 in Albuquerque. The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government (FOG) will host “Transparency in Practice,” a continuing legal education training seminar on Wednesday, June 8 at the Albuquerque Journal auditorium.  The FOG continuing legal education course has […]