Marji Mitchell, Volunteer Coordinator: I moved to Colorado Springs in early 2013 from Olympia, Washington with my partner Judy. Many of our friends there regaled
Join us in creating community by being a table captain at this year’s breakfast!
The Divine Award is given annually to a person whose commitment to diversity, equality and religious freedom has impacted the community in positive and lasting ways.
After Inside/Out’s tragic loss of their space, they still have specific needs that you can help with. If you’re looking for a way to contribute, here it is!
By Anya Arndt
It seems like everyone has been writing about “Millennials” lately. Half the blogosphere is blaming Millennials and our “selfish nature” for the woes of the world and the inevitable decline of the United States, while the other half is desperately defending the technology generation as full of innovative and big-thinking people who are just struggling to enter the adult world in today’s economy.
Dear Citizens Project; I have been remiss in not writing to you sooner to thank you for the outstanding contributions you make to all citizens of our
Nearly 150 community members gathered at Citizens Project’s Divine Award Celebration on February 5 to honor the 2013 Divine Award recipient, Sharon Friedman. Photos courtesy
Citizens Project is pleased to announce our ninth annual Divine Award Celebration, an event that honors an individual in the Pikes Peak region who has
As our 20th year comes to a close, Citizens Project is pleased to present what are – in our opinion – the top twenty cultural
Citizens Project thanks and congratulates the following individuals who will be joining our Board of Directors in 2013: Jane Ard-Smith has been active in the
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.
