🌌Step into the Imagination Portal🌌 Join us at Junkyard Social Club on Sunday, 12/8 at 2PM, for a day of community, creativity, and meaningful action. Together, we’ll process these feelings, channeling them into powerful, purposeful work. 🧘‍♂️💪

Join Boulder County Arts Alliance for this Attitude Adjustment Training presented by Ben Raanan, the Artistic Director for Phamaly Theatre Company. This workshop is intended to help artists and arts organizations cultivate an attitude towards access and inclusion which affirms both the strengths and needs of those with disabilities

Come and gather with us to celebrate the holidays for networking with friends/members and hear from 5 local non-profits (Colorado Gives Day Partners) who will share information on their organization, sustainability efforts, and community impact.

GreenFaith is inviting faith leaders from all traditions – clergy and lay – to join us to plan and take action together. Right away, we are launching a Multi-Faith Public Call to Courage Pledge that shows that people of faith are calling for climate justice, not "drill, baby, drill."  

Boulder Housing Coalition Alumni Reunion & Impact Party 2024 When: December 10, 6-8pm Where: Virtual REGISTER HERE! This online gathering will bring together alumni, supporters, and community members to celebrate the new co-op, share stories, and reflect on BHC’s impact over the years. Open to all, this gathering is the perfect way to learn more […]

We invite you to a discussion with Native authors who write Native female heroines and illustrate Native realities. These authors will discuss how colonial violence in Indian Country impacts their fictional prose and storytelling.

Robin Wall Kimmerer will speak about and sign her new book, The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World, on Wednesday, December 11th at 6:30pm, at First United Methodist Church (1421 Spruce St, Boulder.) Conversation partner TBA.

Climate Cafes are physical or virtual spaces for community members to share experiences and feelings related to this polycrisis. We may be meeting on campus, in an actual cafe, a park, a conference room, a workspace, or really any gathering space that people choose to come together.

Together, we will explore the historical injustices faced by American Indian communities and discuss actionable steps toward meaningful reparations and healing. This event brings together community leaders, advocates, and policy experts committed to advancing justice, equity, and the restoration of American Indian rights.

As the brutal realities of empire unfold in Gaza, this event will explore how Gaza’s profound suffering is catalyzing a global awakening. As these same destructive shadows of empire arrive more fully on our doorstep, we now have no choice but to leap to a revolutionary spirituality paradigm, guided by our ethical responsibility and direct engagement with the realities unfolding before us.