Editor’s Picks | January 2026

How To Make Change This Winter

There is only one kind of ICE we are afraid of on the streets this winter. Join together with your community to fight for what you believe in: from informational networking sessions for the Black Community to protests and vigils, there are many ways to work together to fight for the common good.

Ice Out Organizing Fair

January 24

If you are feeling like you are stuck and don’t know how to make a difference, the Ice Out Organizing Fair is a good place to start. With community connections who can help you use your skillset to make a change, there are many solutions to the terrible problem. This fair will be held from 2-6pm at the Colorado State Capitol.

Weekly Friday Protests at Gabe Evans’ Northglenn Office

Every Friday, there will be a weekly peaceful protest to persuade Gabe Evans to support the constitution and democracy. It is important to note that the church next door has graciouly approved parking in their lot, so bringing a canned food for their pantry is appreciated.

Longmont Leads with Love Weekly Vigil

Saturdays from 2pm to 6pm, gather at at the intersection of 6th ave and Main Street to share sentiments about the hopeful future for the city and our nation.

Annual Legislative Preview Breakfast: Power and Policy 2026

Join the Economic Development Association for Black Communities (EDABC) for their 3rd Annual Legislative Preview Breakfast on Thursday, January 22nd starting at 7:30 AM. This event convenes community members, business leaders, grassroots organizers, and policymakers for a critical dialogue on the priorities and policies shaping the 2026 legislative session. Together, we will explore strategies to advance inclusive economic growth and strengthen the social and economic well-being of Colorado’s Black communities.

Stop Prison Expansion

On January 21st, starting at 9:30, you can gather at the state capitol to stand against prison expansion, leading to more money being spent on building, rather than care for inmates, as well as more lucrative deals for private prisons. Wear any shade of blue to stand in solidarity with those incarcerated.

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