Boulder Progressives

May 29th, 2025 Dear University of Colorado Regents, President Todd Saliman, Chancellor Justin Schwartz, and Athletic Director Rick George, In 1992, it was legal to discriminate based on sexual orientation throughout Colorado, except in the cities of Aspen, Boulder, and Denver. At that time, a group based in Colorado Springs

Tired of political forums that feel more like naps than civic engagement? So are we. That’s why Boulder Progressives is hosting the Raucous Caucus — our rowdy, fun, no-BS City Council Candidate forum where we ask the real questions. Five Boulder City Council seats are up for grabs in this

May 14th, 2025 Dear Mayor Brockett and Members of Boulder City Council, Boulder Progressives is aware of the difficulties experienced by both community members and city council members over the last months during the open comment portion of regular city council meetings. Our organization has been supportive of several of

New Data Released After four years of repeatedly asking the City of Boulder to release police data on race of people stopped and on use of force, the Boulder Police Department finally published new data last week. What was made public is not the kind of in-depth and comprehensive data

In four local jurisdictions, people supporting the needs of low-wage employees worked hard with their local leaders to raise the minimum wage, striking the right balance between workers and owners of businesses for their individual communities. We are deeply troubled that HB 25-1208 is an end-run by business owners on

It's time for our annual Board Recruitment! Are you interested in getting more involved? Would you like to be a part of the change? Have you been seeking out your community? The Boulder Progressives board is recruiting now - the deadline for board applications is January 18th. We