Describing the goals of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, this document presents information on the development of the Center, the 19 New Mexico Pueblos, and the Center's comprehensive educational plan. The Center is described as a multipurpose institution containing facilities which will: meet several important cultural, social, educational, and economic needs of the Pueblo residents; provide opportunities for the Center's anticipated annual 300,000 visitors to learn from and share in the achievements of these American Indian people; and share with other Indian and non-Indian groups the Center's collections and educational programs. Each of the 19 active New Mexico Pueblos is described briefly in terms of population, language, land holdings, employment, etc. The Center's comprehensive educational plan is identified in terms of the following six educational delivery systems: programs at the Center's Museum Complex; programs in the Pueblos; programs in the Center's Indian village; programs in other Indian centers; and programs for the general public. Each delivery system is presented in terms of a model (goals, objectives, conceptualization, technical assistance, community human resources, Pueblo advisory committee, program development, staff selection/training, pilot testing, evaluation/revision, and production/program dissemination) and implementation information (target population, programs, and sample activities). (JC)