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A new report by the Colorado Center on Law & Policy finds income inequality increasing on several measures since the recession.

An educational program of The Colorado Trust, the Health Equity Learning Series aims to increase knowledge and awareness through presentations from experts of health equity.

Watch the video above to see highlights of our work and efforts since our founding in 1985.

An organization called Re:Vision hopes to open a supermarket in a food desert in Denver. Here's why the probability of it happening is low and what they're doing to make it happen.

Berkeley professor john a. powell spoke to a packed auditorium in Denver and online audiences about how race impacts health, and what to do about it.

Around one in seven Americans lived in poverty in 2014, the same as the previous three years, even as housing costs grew. And that, as much as the increase in health insurance coverage, affects health.

The 2015 Colorado Health Access Survey documented a sharp rise in the number of Coloradans with insurance, but underscored continuing health disparities statewide.

A new survey of 914 Colorado nonprofits found the vast majority conduct evaluation, though using the results in a meaningful way can prove challenging.

By Tera Wick Corn, dancing in the street and some new roads, please.

The history of northeast Colorado hasn’t been written yet.