The state budget will limit the ability to create more housing for Coloradans and increase access to child care.
A look at the key factors that will influence this legislative session and what The Foundation’s policy priorities will be.
The assumption is that care workers do their work out of the goodness of their hearts and don’t need living wages or benefits.
Two of the “biggest” bills of the 2022 legislative session were supported by The Women’s Foundation of Colorado.
WFCO lobbyist Jennifer Miles summed up the 2021 Colorado General Assembly with one thought: “This was quite a session.”
We recently sat down with Clayton Early Learning to dive deeper into the issues facing the early care and education sector in Colorado.
With only weeks to go in Colorado’s 2021 legislative session, WFCO anticipates a frenzy of activity and opportunities to advocate for Colorado women.
Guest Blog: The Free Lifetime Education Initiative for Black Coloradans would help achieve sustainable racial and economic equity.
Important progress was made in early care and education, paid sick leave, and law enforcement integrity.
While the legislative session is on hold, WFCO is ensuring that state and federal recovery resources are women-centered.
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