Another huge win this week for the Nuclear-Free Colorado Campaign! Due to public backlash, Pueblo Commissioners have just pulled back their proposal to bring nuclear reactors to Pueblo, and will be considering renewable alternatives to replace the Unit 3 coal plant set for early retirement! Huge thanks to everyone who stepped up to ensure a nuclear-free Colorado! Click here to read the announcement on CPR

Birddogging is a powerful tool used by grassroots activists to get their elected officials on the record about important issues. Join experienced Nonviolent Direct Action trainers, Razz Gormley and Devon Reynolds on Saturday, April 2nd from 1-3pm, and learn how to use this tool effectively, to hold our elected officials accountable on the issues that matter most! When: Saturday, April 2nd, 1:00-3:00pm Where: Online Via Zoom - click below to register See the Facebook Event He

Get creative in this interactive Nonviolent Direct Action Art Training! Join us at the Green House Connection Center, a community art space, as we come together to learn creative, fun, and effective ways to use art in nonviolent direct actions. Art is an essential part of nonviolent direct action - it creates lasting images that convey our messages in visually and emotionally compelling ways, to win hearts and minds in our calls for change. Come ready to get playful and build

Stand with us on the corner of Broadway and Canyon in Boulder this Saturday at 11am, as we call for an end to U.S. wars and de-escalation of the Ukraine conflict. This week, we encourage you to bring a sign calling for de-escalation in Ukraine. Signs are also available for use. We want to give a huge thank you to our friends and allies who stood at last week's Anti-War Demonstration!

When: Monday, Feb. 28 at 7pm MT Where: Online - Click Here to Register Four CU experts on Russia/Eastern Europe, and Economics will offer insights into the history of Ukraine and Russia, domestic politics and society of the region, sentiments on the ground in Ukraine, and sanctions by the West. Presenters: David Bearce (PSCI) Erin Hutchinson (HIST) John O’Loughlin (GEOG) Sarah Sokhey (PSCI) Moderated by Tom Zeiler (IAFS/HIST)

In this presentation, Jerilyn DeCoteau (Turtle Mountain Chippewa) summarizes the history of the United States Indian Boarding School policy and offers an understanding of its devastating effects and what it may take to heal. The assimilationist purpose of the schools, to “kill the Indian, save the man,” was literally implemented, as demonstrated by historical statements and documents, photographs, and the testimony of boarding school survivors. In these schools, all evidence

With only about a decade left to make the transformations necessary to avoid the worst impacts of the climate crisis, it is now more important than ever to speak up for the planet and demand that legislators make climate change their top priority. Join 350 Colorado ’s 2022 Lobby week from March 7th-11th! Learn about priority bills and how to get involved at a Climate Lobby Training on Sunday, March 6th.  Register here!

On Sunday, February 20th at 7pm, the RMPJC Global Peace Collective will be hosting an online presentation and community discussion on Ukraine, Russia, NATO, and the Nuclear Arms Race. The event will feature presentations by Journalist and Political Commentator, Conn Hallinan, Regis University Peace Studies Founder, Byron Plumley, and members of the Global Peace Collective. These presentations will be followed by a question-and-answer session and community discussion. Click He