Resistance Radio is a regular feature on Mondays on KGNU, shining a spotlight on groups that are engaged in activism and resistance. Denver Friends of Standing […]
Impact on Immigrant Communities of the Repeal of the Affordable Care Act
Health care advocates are paying attention to what the repeal of the Affordable Care Act could mean for health care in this state. But they’re also […]
The Co-op Power Hour: Black Lives Matter and the Co-operative Movement
The Co-op Power Hour is a new monthly segment on It’s the Economy with co-hosts Nathan Schneider and Caroline Savery. This week, Nathan takes a look […]
Making Democracy Work for All! Money in Politics
Shirley Jin and Peggy Leech from the League of Women Voters of Boulder County, Campaign Finance Reform Team, whose focus is on Money in Politics. Money […]
Sensi: Fighting for Legalization Across America
Leland Rucker, Editor of Sensi Magazine, discusses how the fight for legalization is going in other states. A number of states have recently had bills up […]
CU Composer Creates Choral Music About Flint, Michigan
“It’s perfect to sort of encapsulate this community that has been overlooked…at the same time, the spark and the resilience that I see in the people […]
Arapaho Language Project
Arapaho, once a predominate language, is now spoken by merely 200 people in the country. Professor Andrew Cowell, chair of CU’s Department of Linguistics, presides over […]
Resistance Radio: Huddle Longmont
Huddle groups emerged around the country following the Women’s Marches in January. Carol Pranschke and Rachel Zelaya are with the Huddle Group in Longmont which meets […]