Community-Led Change Starts Here

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.

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 Agenda (CLA), we lift up these priorities and turn them into power.

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.

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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Resource Latina-led power. Every dollar moves us closer to a future rooted in justice and care.

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El Siglo de COLOR is your go-to hub for staying connected to everything happening at COLOR — from our work at the Capitol to the bold campaigns we’re launching in community. It’s both our newsletter, where you’ll get quick, timely updates, and our blog, where we dig deeper into the stories, strategies, and movement work shaping our future.

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Listen to Mujeres de COLOR

We host a bilingual reproductive justice podcast! Catch up on our latest episodes!

Fresh off the press! 📰

Our Senior Policy Manager, Nicole Cervera Loy, sat down with Colorado Public Radio to talk about the upcoming changes impacting immigrants' health coverage in Colorado.

🔗Click the link in our bio to read the full article! 

#COLORLatina #LatinesDeserveCareWithoutBarriers #HealthCoverage #ReproductiveJustice

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Ballots are being mailed out to all registered voters! Make sure to check your mail! 📬

We are less than a month away from the election, so let's make sure you are prepped on election information. 🔗Click the link in our bio to learn more. 

#COLORLatina #COGeneralElection #VoteColorado #DenverVotes #GOTV

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October is here, which means many important general election dates are coming up! 🗳️

Share this post with your friends, family, and fellow community members and save these dates to your calendar! 🌞

Need more information about the general election? 🔗Click the link in our bio. 

#COLORLatina #COElections #GeneralElection #GOTV #ColoradoElections

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New episode of Mujeres de COLOR is out now! 🔗Click the link in bio to stream on YouTube and Spotify. #MujeresDeCOLOR #reproductivejustice #queerlatines #queerstories #podcastclip

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Ballots for the general election drop on October 5th, so let's run through what offices we can expect to see on the ballot. 🗳️

Every ballot will be a little different depending on what district you live in, but we got you covered with every single office up for election with their specific districts! 🌆

Need to update or check your voter registration? 🔗Click the link in our bio! 

#COLORLatina #COElections #GOTV #GeneralElection #ColoradoVotes

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Colorado's General Election is November 3, 2026

The general election is when voters choose who actually holds office. Register or update your voter registration online or in-person!