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Since our founding in 1998, we’ve built power with and for our communities. We’re changing the narrative, leading with our values, and working toward a vision of reproductive justice for all.
- Policy Advocacy
We’re grounded in our community’s interests and intersectional in our approach. We focus on
the issues that matter most to our community; autonomy, health care, civil rights, economic justice, and immigrant justice. Through the Colorado Latino Policy Agenda (CLPA), we lift up these priorities and turn them into power.
- Civic & Community Engagement
Whether we’re leading voter engagement campaigns, mobilizing communities at Latino Advocacy Day, or organizing educational events, we create spaces where our community is activated. By centering our lived experiences, we inspire civic participation and build the futures we want for our families and communities.
- Youth Programs
Our youth programs, Latinas Increasing Political Strength (LIPS) and Youth of COLOR Fellowship, cultivate a new generation of Latine leadership who are grounded in community and trained to advocate, mobilize, and lead.
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This morning, Dolores Huerta acknowledged that allegations of sexual harm to young women and girls within the United Farm Workers (UFW) movement are a reality that she personally experienced and carried in silence for decades.
As a Latina-led organization rooted in reproductive justice, we do not ignore harm to preserve comfort. We confront it so our communities can be whole.
This morning, Dolores Huerta acknowledged that allegations of sexual harm to young women and girls within the United Farm Workers (UFW) movement are a reality that she personally experienced and carried in silence for decades.
We believe survivors. We believe Ana Murguia, Debra Rojas, and Dolores Huerta. We honor those who name harm, even when it reshapes how our history is remembered. We honor those who carry it in ways we may never see. Our bodies are not collateral. Survivors’ experiences are too often reduced to a single moment of harm or disclosure, erasing the survival journey and the ways sexual violence disrupts safety, trust, health, and a person’s sense of self. Patriarchy protects and sustains the conditions that allow this violence.
And still, many Latinas and women of color—including the Black women who founded the reproductive justice movement and leaders like Dolores Huerta, who shaped the farmworkers’ movement—continue to carry justice work forward, challenging the status quo with clarity and care. We know that protecting any one person’s legacy should never come at the cost of our people’s freedom in movements dedicated to true liberation for all.
We all deserve to feel safe in our bodies, safe in our communities, and safe in our movements—especially those who have been historically excluded and asked to carry harm to protect others. We will not compromise to get there.
#ReproductiveJustice #LatinaLeaders #SurvivorSupport #EndSexualViolence #CommunityHealing #JusticeForSurvivors #LatinasForJustice #ProtectOurBodies #FarmworkersMovement #TrueLiberation
Thank you to every single person who attended and contributed to the success of the 20th annual Latino/a Advocacy Day! The energy in the Capitol yesterday was beautiful and we are inspired by our community’s dedication to positive impact. The work we accomplished yesterday is a result of our unity and dedication to a better future for our selves, our families, and our community. Thank you again from the bottom of our hearts. ¡Si Se Puede! #COLORLatina #LAD #CommunityAdvocacy #LatinoAdvocacyDay
Day 2 of LAD was unforgettable! The energy from our community in the room was unmatched! Thank you for participating and showing up as your full selves. This work is only possible because of YOU! #COLORLatina #LatinoAdvocacyDay #LAD
Day 1 of the 20th Annual Latino/a Advocacy Day was a hit! It is an honor to share space with you, our community, and we are galvanized by the amount of power we hold together. Stay tuned for our Day 2 recap! #COLORLatina #LAD #LatinoAdvocacyDay
This International Women`s Month, our team is sharing the books written by incredible women that moved, challenged, and inspired us. 📚
Swipe to see their picks and grab your next great read! 🤓
#COLORLatina #WomensMonth #WomenAuthors #LatineBooks #ComadreCorner #Storytellers
This week we are spotlighting El Attorney General from our Lotería de Poder! 🌞
The Colorado Attorney General serves as the people’s lawyer, protecting your rights as a consumer, ensuring fair treatment in housing, healthcare, and the workplace, and holding powerful interests accountable. Filing a complaint with the Attorney General’s office is one of the most direct ways to make your voice heard. It not only helps resolve individual issues, such as fraud or discriminatory practices, but also creates stronger protections for your community.
From youth mental health in schools and expanding financial empowerment to addressing domestic violence across the state, the AG can provide millions of dollars in grants and partnerships.
El Attorney General is up for election this November, so make sure your voter registration is updated and click the link in our bio to learn more about our Lotería de Poder! 🏛️
#COLORLatina #LatinesDeserveCareWithoutBarriers #ElAttorneyGeneral #ReproductiveJustice #GOTV
Join us for the 20th Annual Latino/a Advocacy Day Rally! 🏛️
During these uncertain times, we are fighting for the care and dignity of our families in Colorado. We are united. We are strong. We are ready. ✊🏽
Join us on March 16th at 12 pm on the West Steps of the Colorado Capitol building featuring speeches from Dusti Gurule, President and CEO of COLOR and COLOR Action Fund, and Alex Sanchez, President and CEO of Voces Unidas and Voces Unidas Action Fund.
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¡Acompáñenos al Vigésimo Día de Abogacía Latina/o Manifestación! 🏛️
En estos tiempos de inseguridad, luchamos por el cuidado y la dignidad de nuestras familias en Colorado. Estamos unidos. Somos fuertes. Estamos listos. ✊🏽
Acompáñenos el 16 de marzo a las 12 p. m. en las Escaleras Oeste del Capitolio de Colorado, donde escucharemos los discursos de Dusti Gurule, presidenta y directora ejecutiva de COLOR y COLOR Action Fund, y Alex Sanchez, presidente y director ejecutivo de Voces Unidas y Voces Unidas Action Fund.
#COLORLatina #VocesUnidas #LatinoAdvocacyDay #LAD2026 #CommunityRally #DiaDeAbogaciaLatina #MarchaComunitaria
Episode 3 of the Mujeres de COLOR podcast is live! 🎥
On this episode, we sit down with activist and former Colorado State Representative Tim Hernández, to talk about the recent influx of ICE raids in our community and how immigrant justice is an intersection to the reproductive justice movement.
Available on Youtube and Spotify!
🔗Click the link in our bio to listen! 🌞
#COLORLatina #MujeresDeCOLOR #Podcast #Latinas #GenZ #ReproductiveJustice #ImmigrantStories #SocialJustice
Do you believe in access to healthcare for all? 👀
Join COLOR and Revolución Violeta for Care Without Barriers, a community gathering focused on healthcare access for all. This event will center the experiences of undocumented families, trans youth, and communities who are too often left out of the system.
Together, we’ll learn about available resources, reflect on our shared experiences, and take action for a future where everyone can access the care they deserve.
📅 When: March 7th from 11am - 3pm
📍Where: Location disclosed after RSVP (Denver, CO)
🔗Click the link in our bio to register for our Care Without Barriers event today!
#COLORLatina #ReproductiveJustice #CommunityPower #CareWithoutBarriers
¡Votar es un acto de amor para nuestra comunidad!
Escucha nuestro nuevo episodio de Mujeres de COLOR con Jennifer Arreola y Nicole Cervera Loy! Hablamos sobre la sesión legislativa, lo que significa salir a votar, y cómo navegar relaciones tóxicas.
🔗 ¡Haz clic en nuestra biografía para escuchar en Youtube o Spotify hoy! 🎧
#COLORLatina #MujeresdeCOLOR #RelacionesToxicas #Chisme #Elecciones #sesiónlegislativa #vote
La Plaza COLOR is back! 🎉
Join COLOR’s new community gathering space to get an update on what’s happening in Colorado’s legislative session so far, share the issues that matter to you, and build power together. This is a supportive, beginner-friendly space where your voice and lived experience guide our work.
There will be two virtual sessions on February 26th! The english session will be from 11:30am to 12:00pm, and the Spanish session will be from 6pm to 6:30pm.
🔗Click the link in our bio to register for La Plaza COLOR!
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¡La Plaza COLOR está de regreso! 🎉
Acompáñanos en el nuevo espacio comunitario de COLOR para recibir actualizaciones sobre lo que ha ocurrido hasta ahora en la sesión legislativa de Colorado, compartir los temas que más te importan y construir poder en comunidad. Este es un espacio de apoyo y amigable para principiantes, donde tu voz y tu experiencia vivida guían nuestro trabajo.
Habrá dos sesiones virtuales el 26 de febrero: la sesión en inglés será de 11:30 a.m. a 12:00 p.m., y la sesión en español será de 6:00 p.m. a 6:30 p.m.
🔗 Haz clic en el enlace en nuestra biografía para registrarte en La Plaza COLOR!
#COLORLatina #PoderComunitario #CommunityPower #SesionLegislativa #LegistlativeSession #LaPlazaCO
We are transforming civic education into an act of community care, ensuring that Latine communities across Colorado have access to clear, bilingual, and culturally grounded information about the issues shaping their everyday lives. Our work centers on families navigating rising costs, cuts to access to care, and the need for policies that reflect our values.
When we root civic education in culture and care, we don’t just inform our people; we build belonging, confidence, and lasting community strength. For us, this work isn’t cyclical; it’s a continuous commitment to care, accountability, and collective well-being.
In a time where our community and people are being threatened and attacked, we will fight back with the only thing stronger than hate...love.
🔗Click the link in our bio to learn more about our Latines Deserve Care Without Barriers campaign!
#COLORLatina #LatinesDeserveCareWithoutBarriers #BadBunny #CommunityPower #LatinaLeaders
