Zoe Jennings, Author at Yellow Scene Magazine

Board of Regents candidate reflects on the intersection of cannabis entrepreneurship, racial justice

June 6, 2022 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

When Board of Regents candidate Wanda James first opened her business, it was less of a monetary hardship and more of a legal one.

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Soft skills before ABCs: Education shifts to benefit the whole child

March 23, 2022 7 0 Zoe Jennings

Categorized as “soft skills,” social emotional learning teaches successful communication, conflict resolution, and emotional literacy.

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Oversized Housing: Boulder County homes reflect growing wealth disparities | Home & Hood

January 20, 2022 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

As multi-million dollar, new-build homes continue to pop up in the hills of Boulder County, the lower and middle class find it harder to make ends meet.

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Aging Authentically: Older Adults Defy Stereotypes

January 20, 2022 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

People who used to retire are still working, and not just because they need to. We look at what the face of aging looks like in today’s times.

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Halloween Directory 2021

October 7, 2021 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

Festivities to sink your teeth into this spooky season. Includes shows, events, pumpkin patches, costume shops, and haunted houses.

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The Myth of the Lafayette Vampire: Stakes and All

October 7, 2021 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

In an unsuspecting municipal cemetery in Lafayette lies the vampire Todor Glava, a coal miner who died in 1918 from influenza. Are you scared yet?

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Unsung Heroes: Community Members Remember Teachers Who Changed Their Lives

September 1, 2021 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

At a time when some teachers can make more money tutoring than teaching, it feels lucky to have a teacher who changed your life.

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Shopping Native On Native Land: 5 Stores In Boulder That Sell Indigenous-made Fashion

August 5, 2021 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

We’ve found a handful of Boulder stores that honor Indigenous people by selling their products. While we’d love to see more - or any - native-owned clothing and apparel companies in the area, we’re in love with buying local and…

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Parasol Patrol: Blocks out the Haters | Summer Faces

June 7, 2021 3 0 Zoe Jennings

Equipped with rainbow parasols, sticker-covered headphones, and a large national volunteer base, Parasol Patrol is invited to events all over to shield children from hateful protests.

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How Popular Is the National Popular Vote?

April 27, 2021 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

The National Popular Vote (NPV) is seen as a more egalitarian way to elect presidents. In the NPV system, each vote would count in the election, regardless of if the voter were in the minority party in their state.