
Anthony Lux
(he, him)
Communications Director
Areas of expertise:
Constituent engagement, marketing, outreach and strategic messaging
Anthony (Tony) Lux is an award-winning engagement professional with experience developing comprehensive communications strategies for reaching constituencies and building activated networks.
Prior to joining CCLP, Tony’s primary focus was in higher education, working for University of Denver, Northeastern University, Boston University and Harvard Law School. In this work, he has been dedicated to producing powerful public outreach, admissions, advancement and development efforts through the development of better constituent experiences and the integration of digital community-building principles into the whole of marketing and communications activity. Tony is inspired by the mission of CCLP and is honored to be able to apply his training and experiences in the service of making a difference in the lives of people across the state of Colorado.
- Press release: New hospital billing law goes into effect
- Last Week Tonight dives into rent hikes and evictions in Denver, nationwide
- 2022 Legislative Wrap-Up
- Skills2Compete-Colorado announces new goals for 2022-2023
- CCLP co-publishes case study with Community Catalyst
- CCLP selected as WINcome grantee by The Women’s Foundation of Colorado
- CCLP in support of suit filed against state of Colorado
- KUNC: Boost In Food Stamp Benefits Doesn’t Tip Scales Of Inequality In Mountain West Resort Towns
- CCLP statement on new federal Medicaid guidance
- Denverite: Denver home-ownership totally out of reach
- Self-Sufficiency Standard for Colorado 2022
- Issue Brief: Colorado is losing low-cost rental housing
- Overlooked and Undercounted 2022
- Issue brief: Race equity in Colorado’s talent pipeline
- Issue Brief: Farmworker Overtime in Colorado: Estimate of Benefits and Costs
- Ready for work after COVID-19
- 2020 State of Working Colorado
- Issue Brief: Congress Must Extend Unemployment Insurance Benefits
- Budget Cuts and Health Access
- Deductible Affordability for Colorado’s Working-Age Families