What America’s teens need most? Each other.
“There is this age solidarity among young people in understanding a lot of the shared experiences that we all go through.”
Jan 01 25January 01, 2025
Article at apnews.com
Period poverty: The cost of gender bias adds up
“I don't think anybody should have to choose between other essentials or groceries and buying the pads they need.”
Jan 01 25January 01, 2025
Article at apnews.com
Will Colorado Finally Have a Woman Governor?
For the first time in 20 years, the Centennial State has not just one, but three women running for Colorado governor.
Mar 12 18March 12, 2018
Article at 5280.com
No escape from stress and sadness: Working mothers bear the brunt of families’ pandemic pain
“I feel like my 24-hour job now is holding my family together.”
Jan 01 25January 01, 2025
Article at apnews.com
Can Colorado Lead the Way on Paid Family Leave?
The Colorado FAMLI Act passed a committee vote on Tuesday, addressing the painful choice between caregiving and a paycheck.
Feb 08 18February 08, 2018
Article at 5280.com
Inside the Historic Investigation That Ousted a Colorado Representative
As Colorado’s legislature grapples with how to reform its workplace harassment policies, House Majority Leader KC Becker shares exclusive details about the investigation into complaints against Steve Lebsock earlier this year.
Sep 14 18September 14, 2018
Article at 5280.com
Beyond the pharmacy counter: How affordable housing impacts health
According to the CDC, 60% of a person’s life expectancy is influenced by factors outside the doctor’s office. This includes access to affordable housing, and it's why CVS Health has committed $75 million in investments across the nation this year.
Jan 01 25January 01, 2025
Article at apnews.com
Jared Polis Wants to Disrupt Colorado Politics
Jared Polis, the Democratic candidate for Colorado governor, hopes to change the course of Colorado history.
Oct 24 18October 24, 2018
Article at 5280.com
With an Eye on 2020, the Denver Womxn's March Focuses on Diversity
The leaders behind this year’s march—both nationally and locally—are dedicated to fulfilling a more inclusive mission by planning a more diverse event and addressing a broader spectrum of women’s issues.
Jan 18 19January 18, 2019
Article at 5280.com
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation is drowning in beer
Pine Ridge Indian Reservation is drowning in beer
May 24 12May 24, 2012
Article at denverpost.com
Oglala Sioux tribal members are proud of Pine Ridge Reservation
Oglala Sioux tribal members are proud of Pine Ridge Reservation
May 24 12May 24, 2012
Article at denverpost.com
What if Women Harnessed Their Purchasing Power? - Dame Magazine
Sure, women still have a long way to go to achieve fair pay, family-friendly workplaces, and equal representation in the executive ranks. But we’ve also come a lot further than we may realize. It turns out that all those years of balancing careers and households left women with a powerful economic weapon that may help
May 22 13May 22, 2013
Article at damemagazine.com
Recent court rulings changing how LGBTQ workers are treated - Denver Business Journal
A landmark ruling by a federal appeals court in April says LGBTQ workers are protected by anti-discrimination rules in the workplace. So, what does this mean for Colorado businesses?
Jun 02 17June 02, 2017
Article at bizjournals.com
As Need Grows, Nonprofits Leverage Technology to Press Forward
Mediating disputes during conflict, providing clean water for hand-washing, supporting the health of premature babies—these are just some of the ways nonprofits across the globe work to help local communities in need.
May 20 20May 20, 2020
Article at cnn.com












