[PRESS RELEASE] Attempts at Abortion Bans in Pueblo are Harmful and Contradict State Law
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – Sept. 20, 2024Media Contact: Nicole GuzmanDigital Media Coordinatornicole@colorlatina.org DENVER, CO- Anti-abortion extremists in Pueblo are preparing to push for another municipal abortion ban. These efforts are
[PRESS RELEASE] Economic issues, immigration reform among top issues in Fourth annual Colorado Latino Policy Agenda
Media Contact:Curtis Hubbardcurtis@onsightpa.com Economic issues, immigration reform among top issues in Fourth annual Colorado Latino Policy Agenda Healthcare, including reproductive health policy, also a priority in state’s largest nonpartisan poll
[MEDIA ADVISORY] COLOR’s President and CEO, Dusti Gurule, inducted into the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame.
MEDIA RELEASE 2024 – shortened from original. Press inquiries, contact:Melissa Rain, CWHF Board of Directors PR@cogreatwomen.org562-536-7053 DENVER, CO– The Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame proudly announces the Class of 2024,
[PRESS RELEASE] ACCESS TO MIFEPRISTONE IS HERE TO STAY…FOR NOW
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – June 13, 2024Media Contact: Aurea Bolaños Perea,Strategic Communications Directorcomms@colorlatina.org ACCESS TO MIFEPRISTONE IS HERE TO STAY…FOR NOW Denver, CO – Today, the US Supreme Court rejected
[PRESS RELEASE] Immigrant Rights Advocates Condemn President’s Executive Order Limiting Asylum Access
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 5th, 2024 MEDIA CONTACTS: Raquel Lane-Arellano, CIRC & CIRC Action Fund Communications ManagerEmail: Raquel@Coloradoimmigrant.org Flor Canales, Movimiento Poder Communications CoordinatorEmail: flor@movimientopoder.org Aurea Bolaños Perea, Strategic Communications
[PRESS RELEASE] Addressing Language Access for Reproductive Telehealth Care
June 3, 2024 RHITES latest factsheet created in partnership with COLOR Latina, Frontera Fund and the National Health Law Program dives deeper into how folks with limited English proficiency (LEP) face systemic inequities when trying to
[IN THE NEWS] Latino voters look to sway Colorado congressional races, ballot measures
Originally published on AXIOS on May 23, 2024 Context: The top issues for Latino voters include reducing inflation, addressing climate change, improving job opportunities, addressing gun violence and protecting access to abortion —
Statement in Solidarity with Palestine and Student Activists across Colorado and the U.S.
The Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (COLOR) is in solidarity with all students in the United States exercising their right to freedom of speech to express their
[PRESS RELEASE] COLORADO ADVOCATES RESPOND TO UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES POSED BY SB24-158[PRESS RELEASE]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – May 2, 2024Media Contact:Aurea Bolaños PereaStrategic Communications Director, COLORaurea@colorlatina.org DENVER, CO- Colorado advocates, including COLOR, Cobalt, ProgressNow Colorado, One Colorado, and New Era Colorado, today released