Denver-based progressive organizations, including The Denver Taskforce To Reimagine Policing and Public Safety (the Taskforce), Latino United Neighbors Association (LUNA), and Housekeys Action Network Denver (HAND), have unveiled their 2025 scorecards evaluating Mayor Mike Johnston and the Denver City Council on key issues impacting residents. The scorecards grade city leadership in areas such as public safety, housing and homelessness, economic opportunity, and city governance. On January 27, 2025, these organizations will convene for a press conference at the City and County Building to discuss their findings, advocate for stronger accountability, and highlight priorities for the year ahead. The scorecards reflect a critical look at Mayor Johnston’s actions, particularly concerning homelessness, budget transparency, and engagement with marginalized communities.
Immigration Challenges and Political Changes: Trump’s Impact on the Immigrant Community
At a press conference, concerns of the immigrant community were addressed following Donald Trump's arrival at the White House. The discussion explored how his administration's policies, including its focus on immigration, the border wall, and the perception of immigrants in the United States, generate uncertainty and fear. Through testimonies, key data, and historical context, Colorado representatives provided a comprehensive view of the impact on immigrant families and the challenges they face in today’s political climate.
Federal Donation Boosts Technological Education at North High School
Fifty computers donated by the federal government have arrived at North High School as part of a joint effort between the General Services Administration (GSA), Congresswoman Diana DeGette’s office, and Denver Public Schools. The initiative, carried out under the Stevenson-Wydler Act, aims to ensure students have access to updated technology to enhance their education and open new opportunities in a digital world.
On a historic election night, the Democratic Gathering Center becomes the epicenter of excitement and anticipation as Kamala Harris supporters await a potential change in White House leadership. This special coverage follows the results minute by minute, with analysis on key issues like reproductive rights in Colorado, Denver’s commitment to immigrants, and the challenge of protecting democracy after the events of January 6. A night charged with community power and determination in a country deciding its future.
Jane Fonda Advocates for Environmental Justice in Denver: A Call to Community Action
Actress and activist Jane Fonda visited Denver to address the environmental challenges facing the community, highlighting pollution and its impact on public health. During an event at the Greenhouse Connection Center, Fonda urged the community to unite in the fight for environmental justice while discussing initiatives to confront the expansion of industrial projects and the inaction of local leaders.
Voices and Perspectives on the Path to the Latino Vote: Interviews from Colorado with Cesar L. Chavez y Joe Kennedy III
Get insights from leaders like César L. Chávez, Joe Kennedy III, and Congresswoman Brittany Pettersen on the importance of the Latino vote in Colorado during the Harris-Walz campaign. Learn about the challenges facing the Latino community and the motivation behind their participation in this key event.
Congresswoman Yadira Caraveo Supports Small Businesses in Greeley
Congresswoman Dr. Yadira Caraveo visits Greeley, meeting with local small business owners to discuss their challenges and opportunities. During her visit, she emphasizes the crucial role small businesses play in Colorado's economy and the need for federal and state support to help them thrive. Caraveo listens to the concerns of entrepreneurs, aiming to ensure they have access to the resources they need to succeed in today's competitive market.
"The Latino Community: Key to the Future in the 2024 Elections"
As the 2024 elections approach, the Latino community positions itself as a key group in decision-making. With a diversity of opinions and concerns, Latinos hope that the newly elected president will address crucial issues affecting their lives.
From education and access to healthcare to immigration reform and employment, the needs are varied and urgent. Many expect a more inclusive approach that reflects the cultural richness and challenges the community faces. The hope is that the next leader will not only listen but also take action to improve the quality of life for millions of Latinos in the United States.
As the campaigns progress, it is essential that candidates commit to understanding and addressing these concerns, and that the Latino community continues to make its voice heard. The future is in their hands, and the time to act is now. The Latino community is ready to be part of the change!
Pro-Palestine Protest on Tivoli Quad at Auraria Campus
Students at Auraria Campus gathered together, holding hands, in a Pro-Palestinian protest in action to divest from all government support of Israel.
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