Citizens Project stands for equity, inclusion, and justice, and we are opposed to actions, words, or policies that reflect racist, homophobic, or transphobic sentiments. We are especially concerned
Citizens Project stands in solidarity with our ally Inside Out in support of ALL transgender students, staff, faculty, families, and residents of our region’s school
On March 7, 2016 Colorado Springs Council Member Pico presented a resolution “declaring opposition the the relocation of refugees from the United States Refugee Resettlement Program to
This video was featured at the June 2015 Creating Community Breakfast. Featuring interviews from Jody Alyn, Don DeAngelis, Alison Garscadden, Bernie Herpin, Rosemary Lytle, Mary
When I first came to Citizens Project as an intern in the summer of 2012, I didn’t know much about Colorado Springs, its political climate, or its population as a whole. All I knew about Colorado Springs was the narrative that had been fed to me about the city when I came here for college.
Creating Community Breakfast remarks by Sarah Musick
A poem by Emma Brachtenbach Last night, I slept upon the springtime, mountain ground and thought about the universe. Under the ancient constellations I pondered
More than 500 community members gathered to create community and celebrate diversity at Citizens Project’s tenth annual Creating Community Breakfast.
Earlier this year we asked you, our loyal friends and supporters, to give us feedback about our work and impact. Thanks to the participation of
For the past 30 years, Citizens Project has worked to build a vibrant democracy in the Pikes Peak region, and volunteers have helped lead the way. Let’s work better, together.
