Grantee Stories

Despite progress that has made Denver Public Schools a national model, students of color are still much more likely to be suspended or expelled as their white peers, according to Padres & Jóvenes Unidos.

Refugees in Colorado show steady progress in integrating, but sometimes willingness isn't enough.

In Manzanola, residents are setting aside personal concerns to make a collective plan.

There’s a lot to love about the town of San Luis, writes Pauline Victoria Martinez.

Early needs assessments conducted by The Colorado Trust of over 300 residents in this area reveal some of the stories of struggles that exist.

Colorado nonprofits who serve the same communities from different perspectives gathered this month to share expertise.

The Colorado Health Institute’s recent Hot Issues in Health Care conference offered a clear view of a universe of state policy that has been upended by the Affordable Care Act.

In pockets of the state south of the El Paso County line, residents talk about feeling forgotten and underrepresented by county and state powerholders.

Lessons from a recent national summit on health equity: access to granular data, public engagement and framing the message.

The opening video of PolicyLink's Equity Summit 2015 captured the urgency of what we're fighting for, and the potential of what we can achieve.