Income, race, geography and other factors contribute to wide disparities in health outcomes across our state. We report on how Colorado residents are impacted by these inequities, and what they're doing about it.
The second Child Opportunity Index study further refines and illuminates localized disparities in Colorado Springs and Denver.
While health officials focus on making hospitals safer to prevent infant and maternal deaths among people of color, a small number of new parents are avoiding hospitals altogether.
As more is learned about how the built environment can impact mental health and well-being, service providers are taking note.
The rural town of Salida is leading by example on acceptance and inclusion for LGBTQ youth.
Fewer than 1% of Colorado housing units are accessible to people with disabilities, so an advocacy group decided to create more of them.
The DU Prison Arts Initiative’s production of “A Christmas Carol” was a chance for women incarcerated at a Denver prison to give back to the community.
At the Academy of Urban Learning, teachers are trained to understand the brain science of toxic stresses in their students’ lives.
A process for identifying criminal suspects, known as a “showup,” is under scrutiny in Colorado and nationwide.
An increasingly sought-after, lower-cost form of maternity care is inaccessible to many Coloradans.
An Aurora nonprofit aims to use stable housing as a tool to prevent recidivism.
It’s much higher than we think, as new Colorado-based research shows.
After years of apparent progress, new Colorado Health Access Survey results from the Colorado Health Institute suggest worsening health care affordability and access for many people.
