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Citizens Project: 20 Year Retrospective

  • August 3, 2012
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  • 20 years, activism, Barb Van Hoy, civic engagement, CP in the news, create community, diversity, equality, events, freedom watch, inclusive, inspiration, LGBT equality, Make your VOICE heard!, religious freedom, separation of church and state, Things We Like

Thanks to former Citizens Project executive director Barb Van Hoy, Citizens Project board member Frances Gomeztagle and graphic designer Alison Jones, we are proud to present our 20 Year Retrospective. You’re invited to take a walk down memory lane with us, or learn about our rich history in the Pikes Peak region.

 

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    Citizens Project is a fearless, bold advocate and an engaging voice that empowers and challenges our entire community to embrace equality, diversity, and separation of church and state.

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    Citizens Project is the watchdog that ensures a robust and transparent public process in local government for our community. - Gary Fornander, Community Advocate

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    322 N Tejon St. Suite 202
    Colorado Springs, CO 80903
    (719) 520-9899
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