WFCO’s top three priorities that we allocated lobbying resources to were passed. But overall, Colorado could have done better for women.
We need to continue to work together to ensure that no family in Colorado goes without essential products, including diapers.
In advance of implementation of FAMLI and in alignment with our values, WFCO provided two staff members with paid leave in 2022.
The 2022 election results are a mixed bag for Colorado women with several key wins, but one significant loss.
Resources for donors and individuals who want to increase access to reproductive health information and services, including abortion care.
Two of the “biggest” bills of the 2022 legislative session were supported by The Women’s Foundation of Colorado.
For Thai Nguyen, food sovereignty is as much a part of her own healing journey as it is for the communities she works in.
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