STRATEGIES FOR CHANGE
From Our Blog
The Real History of Pueblo, Colorado
When I visited a few months ago, I had the opportunity to explore the Pueblo Riverwalk and learn a little bit about the history of Pueblo while riding in one of the Riverwalk boats. During our short ride, the guide regaled us with stories about The Great Flood of 1921, the Veteran’s Bridge, and Zebulon […]
Read MoreChris Klene
Representation Matters
The first time I saw someone that looked like me on TV was the Yellow Power Ranger. Without a doubt, there's a problem of representation in the media.
Read MoreJessica Nguyen
Putting Health Equity into Health Policy
One shift to our approach to policy advocacy was including housing, food access, and other non-health care legislation in our analysis of health policy.
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Publications
Proposed “Public Charge” Rule Change Forces Families to Make Impossible Choices
Escalating attacks on immigrants are a rejection of our values. The public charge rule change would restrict legal immigration to only the wealthy few.
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2018 Legislative Session Summary
This session, we defeated harmful bills that would have especially targeted families that rely on Medicaid for their health care, LGBTQ Coloradans, and immigrants. We also brought a health perspective to issues not normally associated with health care, and spoke out against injustice.
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2017 Annual Report
In 2017, we undertook intensive strategic planning and re-branding processes that gave us new clarity and direction for our work. We renewed our commitment to bringing people together to ensure factors like race, income, and ZIP code don’t determine a person’s access to care or opportunity to live a healthy life.
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