Immigrant rights groups are organizing to put public pressure on Governor Jared Polis to sign House Bill 1100. It would prohibit state and local governance from renewing or agreeing with ICE, the US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement Agency to house […]
In this episode of It’s The Economy, KGNU’s host Liz Lane presents an interview done in early March by Rossana Longo-Better with Denver Post award-winning journalist, Saja Hindi, to mark the 60th anniversary of the March on Birmingham. In the […]
La captura de carbono es un proceso por el cual se retira el dióxido de carbono de la atmósfera. Hay varias técnicas de captura de carbono, como la reforestación y la agricultura de conservación. El Fondo para la Agricultura y […]
This morning’s guest is Tamil Maldonado, chief operating officer and founder of the Raíces Brewing Company, which recently was awarded the Best Brewery “Por y Para La Raza” in Denver by Westword. Maldonado shares her vision to create a cultural […]
The Fiske Planetarium at CU Boulder will celebrate Astronomy Day with family-friendly activities on April 15 from 1 to 4 PM and 6 to 10 pm to explore space by looking through telescopes and by launching model rockets and playing […]
Our guest this morning is Monica King a Somatic Psychotherapist specializing in trauma and resilience from Naropa University. She learned from several indigenous traditions of healing from Mexico to Africa, blending both Western mental health perspectives and ancient healing modalities. […]
BOCO International Flamenco Festival se inagura éste 4 de abril con la presencia del director, bailarín y coreógrafo del flamenco de renombre mundial Antonio Canales. Canales conocido por su espectáculo “Torero” fue nominado a un premio Emmy en 1995 y […]
Hoy en Pasa La Voz el equipo de Espacios Abiertos de Montana OSMP habla sobre la oportunidad de trabajar como un guarda bosque y que otras organizaciones ofrecen a la comunidad Latina y de bajos recursos para poder explorar y […]
