Our Organization: The Baddest Collective
About Us
Courageous, driven, and determined to reclaim our stories. Some of us once lived in the girls’ home, others walked different roads — but we’re united by resilience, purpose, and the will to rise. Once silenced, we now speak with strength and intention, transforming our past into a source of power and connection. We’re not defined by where we came from — we’re advocates, creators, and voices for change. Through storytelling and creative expression, we honor the girls we were, celebrate the women we’ve become, and inspire the women yet to come.
Music Extravaganza event
Dear Friends, Family, and Community,
We’re proud to share the success of our Music Extravaganza for Missing and Indigenous Individuals, held on September 21st at the Albuquerque Museum. This powerful event brought our community together through music, awareness, and action — honoring those affected by rehabilitation, recovery, and the ongoing crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) and human trafficking.
Attendees enjoyed an evening filled with live performances from talented local artists, incredible raffles — including prizes like a propane grill, trampoline, and restaurant gift cards — plus a 50/50 cash giveaway, and a variety of food, beverage, and ice cream trucks.
Most importantly, 100% of proceeds from this event will support local organizations dedicated to protecting and empowering survivors, including:
• For the One
• First Nations-EAST
• MMIWR Task Force
• The Baddest Collective
• Sahnish Scouts
• New Mexico Dream Center
Thanks to your generosity, we were also able to raise funds to provide food and essential resources to a local family in need.
To every volunteer, partner, performer, and attendee — thank you for helping us turn compassion into action. Together, we’re amplifying voices, uplifting survivors, and building a future rooted in healing and hope.
With gratitude,
The Baddest Collective