Boulder Progressives

Welcome back everyone! A Help request: Boulder City Council will be revisiting the Racial Equity Plan this coming Tuesday, the 16th. As we mentioned in our last newsletter the first look at this document was not well received by some members of the conservative faction of Council, notably Councilors Wallach,

Happy New Year to you all!  Welcome back! A Help request: Boulder’s Police Oversight Panel has been a work in process for several years, but it’s now open for applications.  It’s not perfect, but it will be stronger with a diverse membership committed to equity. Check out

Happy November everyone, Like most of you, we've been relieved to see the outcomes of the recent  federal and state elections.  We were excited to see NEWR and Our Mayor,  Our Choice pass locally.  At the state level we witnessed Cory Gardner  removed from office, the passage of

Hello again! It's  been awhile, and though this newsletter space has been quiet, Boulder  Progressives has not stopped working towards a more just and equitable  future.  Much of our service in the last few months has been focused on  assisting allied groups in their efforts to bring forth

Join Us in Condemning Councilwoman Nagle’s Views on Race, and Her Treatment of Constituents. At public comment, prior to the newly-seated Boulder city council selecting their mayor and mayor pro-tem, a number of speakers voiced the desire that women and/or people of color be considered for those roles,

Joni Teter has been involved in Boulder politics for quite some time, including the better part of two decades as a PLAN Boulder board member. However, rather than embrace the current incarnation of PLAN Boulder and their slow/no-growth agenda, Teter has endorsed exactly the same 2019 city council candidates