MSU Denver held a "teach-in" event to educate the community on the importance of immigration services, tackling the issue from economic, historic, legal and educational standpoints.
Permanent security. Diverse performers. Bars in safer parts of town.Those were three of the many ideas tossed around by LGBTQ+ entertainers, bar owners and community activists at a Nov. 29 Q&A panel addressing how to make queer spaces safer.
In the aftermath of the attack in Colorado Springs, in which a shooter killed five people at the beloved local LGBTQ+ bar Club Q, Rocky Mountain PBS is sharing a documentary about Club Q that student filmmakers produced in 2019.
Stork Support of Northern Colorado, an organization that provides maternity, postpartum and baby supplies to under-resourced families from pregnancy and throughout the baby’s first year.
Several hundred people, including Club Q patrons, law enforcement officials, state and local lawmakers, and community members attended the unveiling of the ‘Sacred Cloth’ Pride flag on the outside of City Hall to honor the victims of the shooting.
Rocky Mountain PBS in partnership with ProPublica has spent more than a year investigating life in Colorado’s homeowners associations. From rural mountain communities, to condo buildings in the heart of the city, groups of volunteer neighbors are trying to keep their communities in order. But the system drives many neighborhood disputes to court, leaving some homeowners feeling powerless.
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