HOW WE LEAD
IDENTIFY
Uncover and research systemic barriers to opportunity in Colorado.
ENGAGE
Build coalitions, drive discourse and increase understanding.
ADVOCATE
Formulate, propose and promote public policy solutions that lower
those barriers.
Jul 20, 2017
U.S. Secretary of Education is unlawfully delaying efforts to protect students from unfair practices in the for-profit college industry. That’s what the attorneys general from 18 states and the District of Columbia are alleging in their recent lawsuit. The outcome of the suit could have significant implications for Colorado students.
The Obama administration created the regulations in question to...
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Colorado does not have to wait for Congress to act on health care reform. Final recommendations released late last month by the bipartisan Colorado Commission o...
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Three Reasons Why the Senate’s “Better Care” Bill is Anything But
The nonpartisan Colorado Health Institute predicts that we will see 630,000 fewer insured Coloradans and face state budget los...
Spotlight on Research: Respite Care
The work of a caregiver is rewarding – and exhausting. Often, family caregivers need a break from their responsibilities, but services that can help aren’t widely available. That’s why the Bell is partnering with the Colorado Department of Human Services, Easterseals of Colorado and others to implement the...
