At the beginning of this pandemic, we launched a phone tree where organizers would reach out to grassroots leaders and check in on them.
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We provide well-informed data and perspectives on Colorado’s health care system.
As thought leaders working in communities and at the Capitol, we share information about what’s working in our health system and what’s not. As we lead the public dialogue, we hope to offer a big-picture view of the health care system and to help Colorado find common ground.
Health Care Accountability in the Time of COVID-19
For many reasons, I feel morally obligated to demand radical accountability and fundamental change in our health care system.
Vote Local
State and local laws are testing grounds for federal policy. Your vote decides how much tax you’ll pay for gas or the property you own.
Addressing Anti-Blackness in Asian and Other Non-Black Communities of Color
There is a lot of work ahead to address the anti-Blackness within all of us. Anti-Blackness runs deep. Deeper than racism.
Community Is a Ham Bone
We are cultivating community. Even in the isolation of physical distancing, we are learning how community sustains us and gives us strength beyond ourselves. Figurative ham bones are flying all over the place, and our connections and relationships are expanding and maturing.
DACA Is Only the Beginning
DACA is an important policy that the federal government enacted to offer protections to a fraction of immigrants living in this country.
Eight Ways to Take Action for Black Lives
We must make black lives a priority, and hold ourselves accountable for that. Here are several ways you can take action today.
Hear Our Voices
I could only work harder to assert the voices and daily experiences of my communities in the narrow halls of power where decisions are being made.
Without Transportation, Good Health Is Hard to Reach
I grew up in New York City, a city with a vast public transportation system of subways underground and buses and taxis above.
Medical Transportation Matters
Transportation is a major barrier to accessing care for nearly 300,000 Coloradans. That’s why Medicaid offers Non-Emergency Medical Transportation.