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HB-1324, and What a SLAPP Means to Me
SLAPP stands for “strategic lawsuit against public participation.” But what is it, really? A SLAPP action is a lawsuit, brought without valid…
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Burning Can Festival ready to bring the heat | June 1, 2019
Burning can Festival 2019 will take place at Bohn Park in Lyons, Colorado, on June 1st. The overnight festival features camping (duh), outdoor sports including a beer relay and field games, plenty of fresh mountain air since we're camped out…
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The Return of Boulder Taco Fest | July 27, 2019
Boulder Taco Fest is almost here, y'all. On July 27, 2019, from 12 to 8 p.m. at Foothills Community Park in Boulder, Colorado, Colorado taco lovers will will gather for Boulder Taco Fest 2019.
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Accidental racism & Mid-Century design | Denver Art Museum’s ‘Serious Play’ Exhibit opens May 5th
The Denver Art Museum's newest exhibit, Serious Play: Design in Midcentury America "presents the concept of playfulness in postwar American design as a catalyst for creativity and innovation. This exhibition will explore how employing playfulness allowed designers to bring fresh ideas…
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Screening of DOSED – May 1st | Decriminalize Denver
It's controversial, we know, but all the data we have points to one effective method of reducing the harmful impacts of drugs - both on the person and the society. That one method is decriminalization. DOSED movie screens May 1…
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Month in Review: April 2019
… Month in Review *Governor Polis signed SB19-181 into law, cementing a first major step toward regulating the oil and gas industry in a meaningful way. The move was applauded by Boulder County Commissioners. * Boulder County’s DA called…
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Community Corner: What a difference a month makes
One month after eight officers surrounded a Black Naropa student for the non-crime of cleaning as part of his work study job on his own rental property, Boulder Police Department officers seem to feel the national spotlight had dimmed enough…
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DiverCity Series | Circuses and Clowns: on being a container
Meet Michelle. That’s all she said when I asked her who she was. "Michelle". It seems weird until you realize her life, her work, her efforts...none of them are really about her. They’re about others. Michelle Denae is about others.
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From Blue Wave to Green Sweep: Can CO’s Democratic Supermajority Save the Future?
Can Colorado lead the nation - as we have in so many other areas - by passing significant climate change legislation and demonstrating to naysayers across the country that, yes, we can create vibrant new industries while quitting our addictions…
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Cutting Carbon “Calories”: 14 Ways to Reduce Your Footprint
Dr. Rachael Shwom, Associate Director of the Rutgers Energy Institute, compares reducing your carbon footprint to going on a diet. It’s really hard to be perfect on a diet.
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