We hear from three Colorado based writers. Wendy J. Fox and Elizabeth Geoghegan who are part of the Santa Fe Writers Project and Tiffany Quay Tyson […]
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McIntosh County Shouters – Preserving African American Culture
The McIntosh County Shouters are preserving the oldest known African American performance tradition – the Ring Shout. The group is comprised of 10 members of the […]
Second Baptist Church in Boulder – Part of Colorado’s Black History
The Second Baptist Church in Boulder was founded in 1908. At 111 years, it’s thought to be oldest African American church in Northern Colorado. The church […]
Colorado Celebrates 100 Years of Women’s Right to Vote
2020 marks the 100 year anniversary of women’s suffrage in the US. In January, then Governor John Hickenlooper signed an executive order, his last in office, […]
CU Boulder Celebrates Its Award Winning Trees
Every spring for the past 15 years, CU Boulder staff have been leading a free public tour of the trees on campus. The campus has also […]
UndocuAmerica: Immigrant Heritage Month
For many years, MOTUS theater has been bringing the community first-person stories of immigrants, written and performed by immigrants. Their latest project UndocuAmerica, aims to interrupt […]
Boulder Valley Schools Tackle Summer Hunger
In 2018, nearly 20% of students in Boulder Valley School District qualified for free and reduced lunches. Their need for food doesn’t go away in the […]
Northern Arapaho Youth Delegation Arrives in Longmont
Celebrations took place in Longmont this past weekend welcoming a youth delegation from the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming as part of the historic twinning of […]