Initiatives 50 and 108 would severely impact funding for key programs that support women and their families.
WFCO’s top three priorities that we allocated lobbying resources to were passed. But overall, Colorado could have done better for women.
A look at the key factors that will influence this legislative session and what The Foundation’s policy priorities will be.
The 2022 election results are a mixed bag for Colorado women with several key wins, but one significant loss.
WFCO lobbyist Jennifer Miles summed up the 2021 Colorado General Assembly with one thought: “This was quite a session.”
With only weeks to go in Colorado’s 2021 legislative session, WFCO anticipates a frenzy of activity and opportunities to advocate for Colorado women.
Today, let’s celebrate with our community several statewide ballot measures that will help us achieve our goals for women.
Guest blog: Kelly Brough, CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, shares a business perspective on Prop. 116 and Amendment B.
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