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.
You've seen the billboards, the print ads, the bus sides and the websites. Church Equals State, Freedom From Expression, Create Isolation, Celebrate Conformity. And now you know that Citizens Project was the organization behind this provocative campaign.
Learn more about what the campaign is all about by checking out Citizens Project's recent media coverage and stay tuned to learn how you can join the conversation!
Check out the Gazette article by Mark Barna: Springs nonprofit hopes billboards spark diversity dialogue
Read a story by Anthony Lane on the Colorado Springs Independent blog: Church equals state? Huh?
Also, watch for Citizens ...
Thanks to the generosity of supporters in this community and Give! Campaign partners, Citizens Project raised more than $2,500 in the inaugural Give! Campaign. Congratulations to all participating organizations on a tremendous success, and thank you to all the philanthropists who gave through the campaign!
Pictured above: Executive Director Barb Van Hoy with Independent publisher John Weiss and a really, really big check!
Here's Tak Landrock's story about the banner issue:
KRDO Banner Story
Citizens Project is working to ensure that the U.S. Constitution's religious freedom guarantees are upheld in the new city's code regulating such banners.
Hear what Citizens Project executive director Barb Van Hoy has to say about our nation's founding principles, read about religious freedom in the United States, and catch up on the latest Plus One news! Check out the December edition of Freedom Watch Online!
