The Boulder Valley School District is making efforts to recruit and retain more teachers of color to work with its diversifying student body. Census data shows that while more than three-quarters of the overall population of Boulder County identifies as […]
A new, inclusive Dance studio recently opened up in Boulder. Mi Chantli a movement and arts sanctuary, will host Baile de Calacas to honor El Dia De Los Muertos. Rossana Longo-Better spoke to the creators of Mi Chantli Mario Olvera, […]
The Latino Chamber of Commerce of Boulder County will host a big “Fiesta and Food Trucks” event to celebrate the growing diverse cultures of the Hispanic and Latinx communities in Boulder County, this Saturday at Roosevelt Park in Longmont. KGNU’s […]
On this week’s Radio Nibbles, John Lehndorff is joined by the owner/chefs from Niwot’s Farow restaurant and Tajahi Cooke of Arvada’s Freedom Street food hall Chef Kitchen. They chat about diversity and sustainability in restaurants, among other topics. Listen: (Download […]
Dia de los Reyes or Three Kings Day is a tradition around the world that reflects on renewal, transformation and hope in the new year. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better spoke with Karla Rosete Nunez Chair of the IV Dia […]
Boulder has a newly-seated city council, freshly sworn in yesterday. The city also has a new peer-appointed mayor; Aaron Brockett. Three of the four new council members are from the progressive slate. Just after the swearing in ceremony, KGNU’s Rossana […]
Latinos are a growing population within Colorado, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at many of the state’s newsrooms. The Colorado News Collaborative has been examining representation of Coloradan communities within the media and will be presenting a series […]
A group of Latinx Leaders convened to organize and host a Forum with City Council Candidates. City Council elections will take place next November. They want to provide the opportunity to meet the candidates for opinions and strategies to embody […]
