Grantee Spotlight: Asian Girls Ignite builds community for AANHPI girls and gender-expansive youth.
The Learning Council in Delta County is building community, one brave act at a time. The Women & Girls of Color Fund helps power the work.
Obtaining the low-interest loan from the Women’s Impact Investing Giving Circle was transformative for The Village Institute and The Little Village in northwest Aurora.
Founded in 2017 by a Salvadoran immigrant woman and allies, Alianza NORCO provides life-changing support to immigrant families in Larimer and Weld counties.
As sex work in Pueblo becomes more dangerous, P.M.GRAN.TE steps up through their mutual aid and wellness program led by and for sex workers.
This spring, we renewed 33 Women & Girls of Color Fund grantees and added one additional partner.
Food to Power is more than the name of the organization she leads – to Patience Kabwasa, it could be an entire chapter in her life story.
The soon-to-be introduced Kelly Loving Act will offer legal protections for trans Coloradans who deserve to live openly and safely.
In 2025, it’s especially important for Coloradans to understand the fiscal issues because Colorado is facing a $750 million budget shortfall in our state budget, largely because of TABOR’s restrictions.
Denver Indian Family Resource Center helps tribal nations heal from the trauma they’ve experienced because of various practices of Indian child removal.
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