Last week, our climate strike coalition hosted Greta Thunberg in Denver. Her visit was a confirmation of the amazing hard work, passion, and dedication of our local organizers.
Youth activists and environmental groups host panel and die-in at Civic Center Park
In an effort to support the narrative of bringing attention to Missing and Murdered Indigenous WXM, Black WXM, Trans WXM lives the International Indigenous Youth Council, 350 Colorado, and Womxn from the Mountain are working together to bring art installations to Colorado to change the dynamic to correlate SOCIAL JUSTICE is ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE.
The Climate Strike was an incredible feat of collaboration between not only environmental/climate change groups, but also labor unions, social justice groups, schools, churches, and so many other organizations and parties.
It’s common these days to find people who can’t go more than five minutes without checking their phone. More than any gadget that you own, mobile devices serve as an extension of your lifestyle and often contain apps that you use on a daily basis.
Neighborhood Rally Informs and Entertains Community near Suncor Refinery & dozens gather at Chase bank locations to promote divestment.
Celebrating the hard work of our ally and friend Thomas Lopez of the International Indigenous Youth Council.
During the final strike action, hundreds of activists and community members took the future they want into their own hands, planting a guerilla garden on a proposed fracking site in Broomfield.
On Sept. 20 over 10,000 Coloradans striked at over 37 strikes statewide! Hear from two of our interns about their strike experiences.
“John Hickenlooper believes climate change is both the biggest threat and the greatest opportunity of our time,” Hickenlooper for Colorado…