Together Colorado
Together Colorado organized congregations to make sure that our multifaith values were front and center during the 2023 spring municipal elections in Denver and Colorado Springs. We are nonpartisan and are not aligned explicitly or implicitly with any candidate or party.
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In 2022, we worked together across the state to get out the vote, protect funding for our communities, increase ballot transparency, and hold the wealthiest few accountable for paying what they owe in taxes. We supported Proposition GG for ballot transparency and fought against Initative 121, a tax cut that removed $600 million from our state budget.
Learn more in our full summary below.
In 2021, we fought for our right to share housing costs with roommates and to support residential facilities for the elderly, unhoused, and returning citizens in Denver. We also organized for transparency and accountability in law enforcement by making the Office of the Independent Monitor autonomous of the agencies it oversees.
We are thrilled that, together, we defeated Ballot Measure 2F, which would have made it illegal to live with more than one unrelated roommate, and passed Measure 2G, which will strengthen the Office of the Independent Monitor. Learn more in our full summary below!
Whether we are Black or white, native or newcomer, Latino or Asian, we know that, for democracy to work for all of us, it must include us all. During the 2020 Civic Engagement season, we organized with our leaders and faith leaders for fair taxes, paid family and medical leave, and to get out the vote in Colorado.
We’re so grateful for our powerful leaders, faith leaders and partner organizations. Our sustained collective efforts place us further on the path for human dignity for all Coloradans – Black, brown, white, native or newcomer – no exceptions.
We are people of various faith traditions organizing to create a better world.. Please take a look at our work to become familiar with what we do.