Insights
Insights
Insights
The Future of Work: Implications for Colorado Women
With more Colorado women in positions to change and lead state policy, there is a now real chance for issues affecting whole families, not just women, to finally be elevated in ways to address the demands that will soon be compounded by the economy of tomorrow.
In a Recession, Prop 109 Leads to Higher College Tuition
When an inevitable downturn hits and state revenues head south, legislators will have to find funds to balance Colorado's budget. They'll likely turn to a familiar source — college students and their families.
Aging: What Nobody's Talking About This Election
The outcome of November's election will shape how our state and local communities support our older adults and all those who both care for and rely upon them for many years to come.
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7 Things Colorado Voters Should Know This Year
Colorado voters have some big decisions to make, but don’t worry! Keep these seven things in mind as you’re filling out your 2018 ballot.
Colorado’s Commitment to Older Adults
A new state-supported initiative offers an important tool to spur local innovation and mobilize resources to create livable communities for Coloradans of all ages.
‘Fix Our Damn Roads’ Will Crush Our Damn Budget
No matter how clever its name may be, “Fix Our Damn Roads” only threatens to blow up our economic position and put our state in a fiscal hole.
The Bell Presents at the Biden Challenge
When opening the conference, Vice President Biden said, “We urgently need to address the lack of growth in the middle class.”
Amendment 74 is Wrong for Colorado
Voting no on Amendment 74 is the only logical response given the evidence in front of us.
