On Saturday protestors marched outside of Governor Jared Polis’ downtown Boulder residence to protest the state’s decision to take down air quality monitors at a fracking site next door to Bella Romero, an elementary school in Greeley. Alexis Kenyon spoke […]
With the growing population of Latinx students in Colorado, parents need to get informed in Spanish about how to help their bi-lingual students succeed. El Paso Movement Cúspide de Madres y Padres or Summit of Latino Parents in English provides […]
Green Faith a group of people from different faiths and spiritual traditions gathered Sunday afternoon at the Boulder County Courthouse on Pearl Street to urge government leaders and institutions to act immediately in addressing the world’s climate emergency. The Boulder […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, a coalition of active citizens and organizations are working for clean energy in Boulder. The Empower Our Future coalition will host two Climate and Energy Forums with Boulder City Council candidates. Then, we look at how […]
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 […]
News Voices Colorado, Colorado Media Project and Colorado News Collaborative (COLab) are working together to improve representation for people of color in the news media. They are collectively hosting a community conversation this evening on the heels of publishing a […]
There is a lack of diversity in the craft beer industry. People of Color make up only 1% of the total industry ownership but at the same time people of color make up 40% of the consumption. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better […]
Latino activists and allies came together in front of the Lafayette Recreation Center Sunday. They unveiled a bilingual plaque that tells the story of discrimination against Latinos in Lafayette. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better reports. Listen: (Download Audio)
