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Center for Health Progress

Coming to a theater near you!

Our annual event has gone virtual! Join us November 10 for the premiere of our new documentary about the impact of COVID-19
on immigrants in Colorado!

We believe health care is a right.

So, we fight for laws and policies that make it possible for everyone to care for themselves and their families.

STRATEGIES FOR CHANGE

Policy
Advocacy

We shape, impact, and advance good public policy.

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Community Partnerships

We work with communities to create lasting change.

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Community Organizing

Community voices will lead the way to health equity.

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Professional Services

We want to partner with you to improve health.

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From Our Blog

Building People Power through a Phone Tree

Black woman with a small girl in her lap holds a cellphone and smiles as she looks down at it

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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Perla Rodriguez

Health Care Accountability in the Time of COVID-19

Outside view of Hospital with EMERGENCY awning in red

For many reasons, I feel morally obligated to demand radical accountability and fundamental change in our health care system.

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Joe Sammen

Vote Local

Woman's hands holding up vote sign

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.

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Carrie Wilson

Join the movement

When our neighbors are healthy, our communities prosper, and Colorado is stronger.

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Publications

2019-2020 Annual Report

This past year we fought hard. From the streets to the gold dome, Coloradans are coming together to demand that the health care system work for them.

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Home Is Here

The Supreme Court has reinstated the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Today we celebrate!

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No Justice, No Peace

The uprising we’re seeing is a beautifully raw expression of the pain and power of the black community.

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