Group to study antiracist outreach practices
Outreach staff and faculty are invited to join a group this fall to discuss racial justice, antiracism and how it connects to community-engaged work. Details
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Group to study antiracist outreach practices
Outreach staff and faculty are invited to join a group this fall to discuss racial justice, antiracism and how it connects to community-engaged work. More
Sharing Jewish history and culture with Colorado communities
The Peak to Peak lecture series is going digital this year, allowing them to reach even more rural Colorado communities. More
A CU professor helped change Washington’s football mascot
Colorado Law’s Carla Fredericks was instrumental in organizing a campaign that pressured the NFL team to change its name. More
Master’s degree aims to address rural teacher shortage
A new online program in teacher leadership seeks to support Colorado's rural teachers so that they'll stay in the classroom. More
Bringing the Bard online
With the Colorado Shakespeare Festival season and camps postponed, staff members have been busy adapting their community resources to a virtual format. More
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