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How can Colorado support our many faith leaders in lifting and protecting the weak and vulnerable in our neighborhoods? How can we empower and position a deeply needed 'faith voice' in today's debate on injustice?
Colorado's Laotian community woke up on Monday to a terrible tragedy: The Lao Buddhist Temple of Colorado was burning down, the flames and smoke engulfing the building in less than half an hour.
I've been told to pack my bags before but never quite like this. The Denver Suitcase Party, Saddle-Up Foundation's fundraiser, is loaded with jet fuel; enough to sweep you away to a luxurious Napa Valley weekend.
Industry players are moving beyond the "scale and sustainability" mantra that dominated microfinance during the past 15 years, with its laser focus on rapid growth and credit. Instead they are reaching back to where they began -- the clients.
Wednesday is the 12-year anniversary of the Columbine shootings. I have noticed that almost every Columbine anniversary has its own personality.
Three local taiko drum groups, Denver Taiko, Mirai Daiko and Taiko with Toni, are hosting "Heartbeat for Japan: A Taiko Benefit," a concert to raise funds for relief efforts in Japan.
Like so many chirping miner's canaries, about 400 people met last weekend in a Boulder church and hotel to talk about what might perhaps best be calle...
A bra to women in the US is a no-brainer; you have to wear one. A bra is very different to the women in many parts of Africa; it is a status symbol, and it might prevent them being raped.
