Community Power

Fewer than 1% of Colorado housing units are accessible to people with disabilities, so an advocacy group decided to create more of them.

Despite the defeat of the right-to-survive ballot measure, advocates for people experiencing homelessness are leveraging the issue’s newfound visibility.

A coalition of Colorado Trust grantees hopes a new study from the Colorado Health Institute will lead to policy changes that relieve renters and homeowners.

Strong voting laws in Colorado help democratic participation. But voting rights remain at risk for historically disenfranchised communities.

In the wake of the presidential election and resulting, abrupt policy changes, Colorado Trust grantees are quickly learning how they can and should respond within a stark new political reality.

After years of advocating for the right of teachers to remove disruptive students from their classrooms, unions have become allies in an effort to reduce harsh discipline practices.

Mark Zuckerberg’s announcement that he will donate his fortune to charitable causes sparked an important conversation about the role of philanthropy in democracy.