Happy New Year. Last month we sent out a community feedback survey. Thank you to everyone who took the time to fill it out; the responses have been incredibly helpful. We’re going to leave it up online, so if you haven't sent feedback please take a few minutes to do so. We want to write on the topics that the community wants to read and the survey is one way that helps us know … [Read more...] about Thank You For Your Feedback — Looking Forward to 2021
Guest Column
2020 Holiday Online Security Awareness
While our health and that of our loved ones is paramount, many of us will be doing more of our holiday shopping online at this time of COVID-19. Shopping online is convenient and, let’s face it, it can save us from the craziness that is the holiday season. However, do not let your guard down during this jolly time; the holidays are here but so are the cyber crooks! The … [Read more...] about 2020 Holiday Online Security Awareness
2020 – A Perspective
As I look back on the last year, I see it marked by transformation. On Friday, March 13th, Denver Public Schools (DPS) closed for three weeks for the first time in history. Then, ten days later, Mayor Hancock issued a stay-at-home order and the world as we knew it changed forever. In the early days of the stay-at-home order, like many others I hoped we would soon go back to … [Read more...] about 2020 – A Perspective
Afro Liberation Front Responds to Comments, Actions by City Council
We are Afro Liberation Front. Our leadership is comprised of a non-binary queer Black person and an Afro-Latinx woman. We serve to amplify BIPOC voices and events worldwide. We primarily organize events and support other events getting off the ground. Our goal is to empower all marginalized communities through mutual aid, event support, community forums, and more. In a time … [Read more...] about Afro Liberation Front Responds to Comments, Actions by City Council
Fires, Temperature Spikes Evidence Denver Needs to Do More to Protect Environment
Our forests are on fire across North America, including the section of the Rocky Mountains we are all stewards of. The Pine Gulch fire raged over 139,000 acres, larger than the size of Denver. Supercharged by climate crisis - drought, record high temps, and beetle kill have brought the perfect firestorm. These fires threaten homes, watersheds, and are pumping so many particles … [Read more...] about Fires, Temperature Spikes Evidence Denver Needs to Do More to Protect Environment