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Since our founding in 1998, we’ve built power with and for our communities. We’re changing the narrative, leading with our values, and working toward a vision of reproductive justice for all.

We’re grounded in our community’s interests and intersectional in our approach. We focus on
the issues that matter most to our community; autonomy, health care, civil rights, economic justice, and immigrant justice. Through the Colorado Latino Policy Agenda (CLPA), we lift up these priorities and turn them into power.

Whether we’re leading voter engagement campaigns, mobilizing communities at Latino Advocacy Day, or organizing educational events, we create spaces where our community is activated. By centering our lived experiences, we inspire civic participation and build the futures we want for our families and communities.

Our youth programs, Latinas Increasing Political Strength (LIPS) and Youth of COLOR Fellowship, cultivate a new generation of Latine leadership who are grounded in community and trained to advocate, mobilize, and lead.

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Throughout Colorado’s budget process, including Joint Budget Committee discussions, we’ve heard repeated thanks directed toward decision-makers—centering their difficulty and constraints.

Acknowledging harm is not the same as preventing it.

But public office is a choice. And responsibility isn’t measured by how difficult a decision feels—it’s measured by who it protects.

As a Latina-led team, what’s been missing is a clear acknowledgment of how these outcomes land in our communities. We advocate for immigrant children and pregnant people because these are our families, our neighbors, and our lived realities.

What we’re seeing follows a pattern: immigrant communities are often the first to face cuts, the first to be treated as optional, and the first to carry the weight of “hard choices.”

That’s not incidental. It reflects how our systems assign value—and whose care is seen as negotiable. And it’s happening even as we have put forward viable alternatives and thoughtful solutions that address budget pressures without placing the burden on immigrant families.

Latines deserve a government that cares.

#COLORLatina #PeoplePower #LatinesDeserve #ReproductiveJustice

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Today, we saw what it looks like when elected leaders move with courage and community at the center.

Representative Garcia, alongside Representatives Velasco and Zokaie, took the microphone to introduce an amendment to restore access to health care for immigrant children and pregnant people—and then pushed further. After withdrawing the initial amendment, Rep. Garcia returned with a stronger proposal: restoring access to both health care and dental benefits, recognizing that care is not partial and dignity is not negotiable.

The amendment passed on a resounding voice vote today. Tomorrow, the full House will vote. This is what it looks like when elected officials choose people over punishment—governing with courage, clarity, and care.

📲 Call or message your representative and urge them to vote YES on HB26-1411. 🔗Click the link in our bio to find your rep! 

#COLORLatina #ReproductiveJustice #Advocacy #COLEG #LatinesDeserveCareWithoutBarriers

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En el nuevo episodio de Mujeres de COLOR, las líderes de Casa de Paz, Andrea Loya y Alondra Flores, hablan sobre el impacto de ICE en las familias, el aumento de redadas y separaciones, y cómo las comunidades responden con solidaridad y cuidado mutuo.

🔗Haz clic en el enlace en nuestra biografía para escuchar el nuevo episodio de Mujeres de COLOR! 

#COLORLatina #MujeresDeCOLOR #CasaDePaz #FuckICE #ImmigrantRights #ReproductiveJustice

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Today, Representative Lorena Garcia is introducing amendments to restore access to healthcare for immigrant kids and pregnant people in Colorado! 

Tune in later today to watch Lorena present the amendments and share her remarks! Keep an eye out on our IG Stories to know when the hearing starts. 

Tag Rep. Garcia and show her some love before the hearing today! 🌞

Click the link in our bio to watch. 

#COLORLatina #CommunityAdvocacy #ReproductiveJustice #ImmigrantRights

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COLOR will always show up for farmworkers, consistently, and without compromise.

La lucha sigue. 

#COLORLatina #WorkerRights #ReproductiveJustice #LegislativeSession

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Apart from working hard to pass legislation that will benefit our communities, our team is also playing defense when harmful bills are introduced. 🏛️

Defense is a crucial strategy during legislative session when it comes to defeating and shutting down bills that would harm our people. ⚖️ We are dedicated to safeguarding our community's dignity, autonomy, and safety. 

🔗 Click the link in our bio to read about our policy wins and advocacy! 

#COLORLatina #PeoplePower #ReproductiveJustice #Advocacy #LegislativeSession

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Campaign, Don't Complain!

In our community, we know the game: when you’ve got the right card, you win. Civic education is the same. When we understand who represents us and what they do, we hold the winning hand.