In the 21 years since Jeanette Vizguerra came to Colorado from México, she has raised a family, started a business and withstood six efforts by federal immigration authorities to deport her.... Read more
UnidosUS kicked off Power of 18, a voter outreach campaign geared at mobilizing eligible Latinos to register and vote in the upcoming midterm elections. The campaign builds on UnidosUS’s (fo... Read more
The César Chávez Peace and Justice Committee of Denver (CCPJC) celebrated their 17th Annual César Chávez March last Saturday. Hundreds of community members and organizations gathered in fron... Read more
The story of César Estrada Chávez begins near Yuma, Arizona. César was born on March 31, 1927. He was named after his grandfather, Cesario. Regrettably, the story of César Estrada Chávez als... Read more
Hundreds of Colorado students joined a national walkout on March 14 to protest gun violence. A month after the latest mass shooting killed 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School i... Read more
A woman in court, seeking a protective order against her abusive ex-boyfriend. A 10-year-old girl in an ambulance, being rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery. Men leaving a church “h... Read more
The History Colorado Center opened its doors to four Denver Public middle schools for a Social Studies Awards Ceremony on March 4th. “You can’t have a movement without being able to show wha... Read more
The rash of new “religious exemption” laws passed by state legislatures around the United States represent a thinly-veiled assault against the rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgend... Read more
The Environmental Protection Agency under the Trump administration has shown no interest in protecting the health of all people — and the agency actually seems averse to protecting the healt... Read more
In conjunction with International Day of Women and Girls in Science, recognized on February 11, SciGirls soars into its fourth season on PBS, inspiring bright and curious kids to explore sci... Read more
