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25th anniversary recap
On August 10, 2023, CCLP celebrated our 25th anniversary, bringing friends new and old to the Carriage House at the Governor's Residence.
A first look at the Medicaid unwind: August 2023
Katie Wallat, CCLP’s Senior Attorney, provided testimony at the August 11, 2023, meeting of the Medical Services Board.
Colorado’s medical debt credit reporting law takes effect
HB23-1126 provides first-in-the-nation protections for Coloradans with medical debt.
Celebrating the Power of Hispanic & Latino Entrepreneurs
From our October 2021 Newsletter:
A word from our Executive Director, Deyanira Zavala
This week, we wind down National Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, a month-long celebration on the experience and imprints that Hispanic and Latinx culture leave on all of us. The Hispanic/Latinx cultural legacy is one of the reasons we found our way to this great city – from the Chican@ murals to the thriving businesses along Morrison Road, it felt like home. My summers with family working in their businesses shaped the person I am today and why spotlighting the resilience of Hispanic & Latinx businesses is so important to me. We are excited to share with you all a few ways you can continue to keep our community thriving, long after October 15th.
Entrepreneurs & Small Business: The Fabric of Community
One thing is certain – the Hispanic & Latinxs communities are not a monolith. But the strong practices & principles of community, family, and sharing are deeply woven into our everyday life. It is why so many turn to entrepreneurship and cooperative ownership as a path towards economic prosperity. However, access to capital still presents barriers and challenges.
One way forward is through Legacy Business Preservation programs. Check out Small Business Anti-Displacement Network‘s #ToolkitTuesday Twitter thread on this.
Community Spotlight: Raices Brewery
Among the vibrant landscape of Hispanic and Latinx local businesses, check out Sun Valley-based Raices Brewery, where community and craft beer come together. With a small grant from Denver Arts & Venues, they were able to transform their space into a community hub.
Community Stewardship: What’s Inspiring Us
Women Helping Women Build Financial Defenses in Westwood
Latino Rebels:What Latinos Look Like
SMOKING MIRRORS: Visual Histories of Identity, Resistance, and Resilience
Connective Tissue: Opportunities to Connect