Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights

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What We Do

At COLOR, we categorize our programmatic work to promote Latina reproductive justice into several categories:
1)education, 2)organizing, and 3)policy advocacy, with an additional 4)organizational development area.

Below is a full list of COLOR's activities and collaborations, with links where available. For more information on any of COLOR's activities contact us by email or by phone at 303-393-0382.

Education

Latina Health Summit (LHS)
Latinas of Vision (LOV)
Periodic El Semanario Columns
Educational presentations for youth and parents
Go Lead! Training Series
Protection Before Infection Project
La Voz y Fuerza (National Latina/o HIV Awareness Day)
Amor y Futuro
Youth HIV Advocacy Coalition

Organizing/Building Power

Latinas Increasing Political Strength (LIPS)
LUZ Reproductive Justice Think Tank
Reproductive Health and Justice Initiative, supported by the Third Wave Foundation
National Advisory Committee of National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
National Reproductive Justice Round Table
Causes in Common

Policy Advocacy

Latina/o Advocacy Day
All Families Deserve a Chance Coalition
Protect Families Protect Choice Coalition
Colorado Coalition for Girls Advocacy Work Group
Colorado Consumer Health Initiative Member
In Good Conscience Working Group of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice

Organizational Development

Evaluation Plan (under development)
Fundraising Events
Individual Donor Campaigns
Board Development
Staff Development

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Action Alert!

COLORistas!

We are with the Colorado C-3 roundatable to bring to you a series of amazing volunteer opportunities to ensure a strong voter turnout during this fall's election season. Only by increasing voter turnout in our communities can we ensure that our voices are heard. We know that not all of us CAN vote, but we can all volunteer and be active in our communities.

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As you may have seen in the news, 11 state legislators from Colorado, members of the GOP Study Committee of Colorado (RSCC) are visiting Arizona with their counterparts to discuss SB 1070, other laws that apply to illegal immigration and more. These 11 members will be introducing legislation similar to SB-1070 in Colorado next year. This is a distraction to Colorado's real concerns. We need CIR at the Federal level. This pushes Colorado in the wrong direction. Colorado's elected officials should be focusing on the real concerns of Colorado, like jobs and the economy, rather than playing political games 3 months before the election.