Photo via Kriste People’s Instagram Black folks have always had a special connection to the land and outdoor spaces. However, due to racial terror, economic status, and/or access, many Black people have avoided engaging in outdoor recreational activities. Thoroughly cognizant […]
The legacy of war often leaves physical marks on the countries where they occur and psychological scars on survivors; be they soldiers or civilians. This week marks the 20th anniversary of the second major U.S. invasion of Iraq, but today […]
November 11th is Veteran’s Day, a federal holiday set aside to honor military veterans of the United States Armed Forces. Many combat veterans still struggle with the trauma of their war experiences. There’s a large sculpture project taking shape in […]
This past weekend, as the NCAR fire raged within Boulder city limits, many felt the horrors of the Marshall fire rush back to them. KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon spoke with Richard Williams, a therapist at Mental Health Partners in Broomfield about […]
Boulder’s Office of Emergency Management reported Monday afternoon that the NCAR Fire in has burned an estimated 190 acres and is at 68 percent containment. News Director Shannon Young visited the site of the fire Saturday and spoke with people […]
The United Nations refugee agency estimated more than half a million people have fled Ukraine since the start of the Russian military invasion last week. That number is expected to grow unless a peaceful resolution is found quickly. For more […]
The holidays can be an especially hard time of year for those who have recently lost loved ones. A group of people gathered Sunday afternoon to inaugurate the Grief and Gratitude Project; a type of do-it-yourself memorial on the pedestrian […]
On today’s “A Public Affair” Melissa Akie Wiley, Deputy Town Administrator of Erie, Colorado, speaks with volunteer producer Stacie Johnson about her career in local government and her experience being attacked by dogs at the age five and the subsequent […]
