Dr. Sabrina Valpone is an assistant professor at the Leeds School of Business of the University of Colorado at Boulder. She holds a Ph.D. in human resource management and a master’s degree in IO psychology. Her research focuses on the […]
Protect our Muslim Neighbors Rally in Denver
On Saturday February 4th, crowds of people flocked to the amphitheater in Civic Center Park to attend the Protect Our Muslim Neighbors Rally. Crowd estimates ranged from several hundred to five thousand. The crowd heard from refugees, immigrants and allies […]
Remnants: A Memoir of Spirit, Activism, and Mothering
“It is possible to live a very full life, and struggle for justice.” Dr. Rachel E. Harding is Assistant Professor of Indigenous Spiritual Traditions in the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of Colorado in Denver. She is also […]
Community Activism and Building Community Coalitions
Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund founder and community rights activist Thomas Linzey on community rights; Colorado Community Rights Network leader Merrily Mazza on Lafayette’s struggle for community autonomy and Jen Watson and Derrick Jones with the Boulder County Coalition and […]
Bloody Sunday Selma: Sekou Kambui (William Turk) Continues Civil/Human Rights Work After 40 Years in Prison
SELMA-After 40 years incarcerated in Alabama State prisons, political prisoner Sekou Kambui ( William Turk) was granted parole on June 18, 2014. His supporters worked for years for his release saying that he was being punished for his civil rights activism […]
Segregation in Denver Public Schools: Oral History Project
The History Colorado Center in Denver is partnering with KGNU on an oral history project to document the stories of those in Denver who were directly affected by busing and integration in the Denver Public Schools between 1973 and 1995. […]