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Sowing Seeds of Change-Soil Mates: Getting Started with Worms
2025-11-13 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Denver) | Growing Gardens, 1630 Hawthorn Ave, Boulder, CO, 80304, United States
Sowing Seeds of Change-Soil Mates: Getting Started with Worms

When: Nov 13, 6pm-7:30pm
Where: Growing Gardens
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Biography: Alyssia Richardson is the founder of Princess Gardens Worm Farm, where soil is sacred and worms are partners in climate action.
Class description: We invite you to explore the art and science of vermicomposting as more than a method for waste diversion… it’s a movement. Come get your hands in the soil, learn how nature regenerates itself, and discover how this simple practice can change how we live, grow, and give back to Mother Earth.
Biografia: Alyssia Richardson es la fundadora de Princess Gardens Worm Farm, donde el suelo es sagrado y las lombrices son aliadas en la acción climática.
Descripción de la clase:
Te invitamos a explorar el arte y la ciencia del vermicompostaje como algo más que un método para desviar residuos… es un movimiento. Ven a ensuciarte las manos, aprende cómo la naturaleza se regenera a sí misma y descubre cómo esta práctica simple puede transformar la manera en que vivimos, cultivamos y contribuimos a la Madre Tierra.

Stopping the Polluter Playground
2025-11-13 17:00 - 18:30 | Virtual
Stopping the Polluter Playground
When: Nov 13, 5pm-6:15pm
Where: Virtual
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Oil and gas companies spent 450 million to get Trump and Congressional Republicans elected so they can continue to poison our communities and climate without consequence.
That’s why, on Thursday, November 13, we’re teaming up with Public Citizen and the Revolving Door Project to share their findings from “Trump’s Polluter Playground,” to peer behind the curtain in all the ways these corrupt companies are getting their money’s worth.
This new report details just how deeply these polluting corporations have infiltrated the federal agencies, such as the EPA, which is supposed to work for us to protect our air, water, and climate.
Join us to learn how we can expose the dirty dealings of fossil fuel companies and the politicians in their pockets and take the next steps to and organize our communities to stop them.

How to Combat Utility Misinformation!
2025-11-13 17:00 - 18:00 | Virtual
How to Combat Utility Misinformation!

When: Nov 13, 5pm
Where: Virtual
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Join 350 Network Council and people around the country to learn how to FIGHT BACK against misinformation from powerful, for-profit energy utilities as a part of the fossil fuel industry.

We’ll practice going ‘deeper’ in our conversations in order to educate, agitate, and activate! We’ll be tackling questions like: – How can I combat misinformation and green-washing from powerful for-profit energy companies?
– How can I combat misinformation and build trust within my community?
– How can we get through to important decision makers, such as Public Utility Commissions and Elected Officials?
– What are examples of campaigns that have found success in educating communities and combating misinformation?

Pesticides in Towns and Cities Landscapes: Contamination in Unexpected Places
2025-11-13 11:00 - 12:00 | Virtual
Pesticides in Towns and Cities Landscapes: Contamination in Unexpected Places

When: Nov 13, 11am
Where: Virtual
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Pesticides are a major contributor to declines in pollinators and other invertebrates. Unfortunately, our towns and cities are not immune — plants, soil, and waterways are often contaminated with these chemicals, both from applications in yards and parks and from hidden movement from far-off sources.
How can we best address this risk to the bees, butterflies, and other insects that live in our urban green spaces?

In this talk, join Aaron Anderson from Xerces’ pesticide team to learn about a recent Xerces study investigating pesticide residues on butterfly host plants in two cities. We’ll discuss our results, why the choices we make in our residential landscapes matter, and ideas to protect residential pollinator habitat from pesticides.

Open House at Recycling Center, Colorado Recycles Week
2025-11-13 09:00 - 13:00 | boulder county recycling center
Open House at Recycling Center, Colorado Recycles Week
When: Nov 13, 9am-1pm
Where: Boulder County Recycling Center
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In honor of Colorado Recycles Week, the Boulder County Resource Conservation Division is hosting a special Open House at the Boulder County Recycling Center!

Self-guided tours of the recycling center with staff on site to answer questions
Informational tables hosted by local sustainability partners like Eco-Cycle, Western Disposal, Resource Central, and Green Guru
Touch-a-Truck from 9:30-10:30 with a recycling truck from the City of Longmont
Astro Coffee Van for your caffeine and burrito fix
No need to RSVP, just show up!

10th Annual Colorado Pollinator Summit: Empowered for Pollinators
2025-11-13 08:00 - 16:00 | CU Campus, Williams Village, 3300 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO 80303
10th Annual Colorado Pollinator Summit: Empowered for Pollinators
When: November 13, 8am-4pm
Where: CU Campus, Williams Village
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This year, to honor our first decade of collaborative pollinator conservation efforts in Colorado, we have organized a 2-day Summit with 3 keynote speakers, followed by the inaugural (free!) Youth Pollinator Summit which will bring middle and high school students (ages 13+) together at the CU Museum of Natural History to advocate for Colorado’s pollinators.
We are honored to welcome Dr. Samuel Ramsey—leader of the Boulder Bee Lab as the Endowed Assistant Professor of Entomology at the BioFrontiers Institute at CU Boulder—and Dr. Jonathan Lundgren—agroecologist, Director of ECDYSIS Foundation, and CEO of Blue Dasher Farm, as our keynote speakers on Thursday and Friday, respectively. Dr. Nick Haddad, co-lead of the Long Term Ecological Research site at Kellogg Biological Station of Michigan State University and author of The Last Butterflies: A Scientist’s Quest to Save a Rare and Vanishing Creature, will provide our closing keynote address.

Antarctic ecosystems: From Microscopic Plants to Penguins
2025-11-12 19:00 - 20:30 | NCAR Mesa Lab, 1850 Table Mesa Drive Boulder, CO 80305
Antarctic ecosystems: From Microscopic Plants to Penguins
When: Nov 12, 7pm-8:30pm
Where: NCAR Mesa Lab
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The U.S. National Science Foundation National Center for Atmospheric Research (NSF NCAR) invites you to the Mesa lab for an Explorer Series lecture, “Antarctic ecosystems: From Microscopic Plants to Penguins” on Wednesday, November 12 from 7:00-8:30 pm (MT).
This event will be a live hybrid webcast with options to attend in person at the NSF NCAR Mesa Laboratory or virtually. Please register and tell us if you will be attending in person or online. This will allow you to receive email reminders. If you’re attending virtually, an email will have the link to the webcast and details on how to participate.
Event Summary
The Antarctic is undergoing rapid systemic change, marked by significant reductions in frozen water, including glaciers, ice shelves and sheets, and sea ice. This unprecedented transformation will have profound impacts on polar ecosystems, affecting life from phytoplankton to penguins and, ultimately, people.
In this NSF NCAR Explorer Series lecture, Dr. Kristen Krumhardt and Dr. Alice DuVivier explore how Earth System Models (ESMs) are used to investigate polar ecosystem change. They also discuss possible implications for people and animals in these regions and policy considerations to help protect vulnerable ecosystems.
Free public event recommended for ages 12+
For more information and to watch archived lectures, visit the NSF NCAR Explorer Series webpage.
We look forward to seeing you there!

Government Shutdown Rapid Response: No Healthcare, No Deal
2025-11-12 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
Government Shutdown Rapid Response: No Healthcare, No Deal

When: Nov 12, 6pm
Where: Virtual
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Join the NAACP for a Rapid Response briefing on the government shutdown and threats to the Affordable Care Act. Hear from NAACP President Derrick Johnson, national leaders, and our Policy team, then take action by contacting your Congressional leaders.

A Ritual Community Gathering Honoring Our Teacher Joanna Macy
2025-11-12 12:00 - 13:30 | Naropa University, 2130 Arapahoe Ave, Boulder, CO, 80302, United States
A Ritual Community Gathering Honoring Our Teacher Joanna Macy

When: Nov 12, 12pm-1:20pm
Where: Naropa University
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Gifts of Gratitude and Grief
Performing Arts Center, Naropa University and Online
A remembrance celebration honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Joanna Macy
Together, we will enter a shared ritual space for collective grief and gratitude, guided by friends of the Joanna Macy Center for Resilience and Regeneration and the legacy of The Work That Reconnects, drawing on teachings that explore pathways of courage to face our despair and find renewal in our interbeing. Bring what you are carrying – your grief for the world, your love for what endures, your gratitude for this living Earth.
All hearts are welcome to this circle of honoring, mourning, and awakening.
This event is offered in person and online. Please select the most convenient option for you on the Ticket page.

Boulder's Crown Jewel: the incredibly diverse lichen biota of OSMP & foothills
2025-11-11 19:00 - 20:30 | Boulder Rural Fire Protection, 6230 Lookout Road Boulder, CO 80301
Boulder’s Crown Jewel: the incredibly diverse lichen biota of OSMP & foothills

When: Nov 11, 7pm-8:30pm
Where: Boulder Rural Fire Rescue Station
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Jacob Watts will discuss the OSMP three year research program which has attempted to comprehensively document the lichen biota of the Front Range foothills of Boulder and surrounding counties for the first time via extensive specimen collection, morphological taxonomy, and DNA barcoding when necessary. We have discovered a diverse lichen biota beyond our wildest imaginations and delimited exceptional lichen habitats deserving of the utmost conservation & preservation. Our work continues throughout the Front Range and across the state.

The History and Current Status of Distributed Renewables
2025-11-11 18:00 - 20:00 | Boulder Unitarian Universalist Church, 5001 Pennsylvania Ave, Boulder, CO 80303
The History and Current Status of Distributed Renewables

When: Nov 11, 6pm-8pm
Where: Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder
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In November, our Boulder County chapter welcomes Dr. Peter Lilienthal for a look at the history of distributed power.
Based on his 40+ year career looking at the economics of distributed power, Dr. Lilienthal will first discuss the evolution of distributed power’s technologies and markets. After discussing the current state of distributed power for energy access in developing countries and high penetration renewable power systems in remote areas and islands, the bulk of the talk will be on the potential for distributed power to harden the US grid by improving resilience and reducing the need for transmission expansion. In addition to the dramatic drop in the price of solar photovoltaics, new storage technologies promise to completely change the structure of the electric power industry.
Join us in person at our new venue, the Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder (UUCB). Arrive early for networking at refreshments. Plan to stay after the main presentation for Q&A.

Empower Hour with Bryan Hannegan, President and CEO of Holy Cross Energy
2025-11-11 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
Empower Hour with Bryan Hannegan, President and CEO of Holy Cross Energy

When: Nov 11, 6pm
Where: Virtual
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We are thrilled to welcome back our first Empower Hour guest (January 2021), Bryan Hannegan of Holy Cross Energy (HCE) for an update!

In May of 2025, 96% of the electricity provided to its members came from clean energy sources, a new milestone on the rural electric cooperative’s journey towards providing its membership with 100% clean energy by 2030. In addition to focusing on clean power and reliability, HCE has been able to keep rates 33% lower than the national average.

Teatime for Palestine
2025-11-09 13:30 - 14:30 | SandΨ’s Coffee and Tea, 2130 Mountain View Ave, Suite 302 Longmont, CO 80501
Teatime for Palestine
When: Sundays, 1:30pm
Where: SandΨ’s Coffee and Tea
Join Longmont for Palestine at SandΨs every Sunday at 1:30pm for Teatime for Palestine! This is simply an offer to hold space for each other and to be in community, bound by our solidarity and shared fight for a Free Palestine. Wear your kuffiyah, read something from our mobile liberation library, and meet like-minded neighbors. We’ll mostly be upstairs because our hosts have generously reserved this area for us, but you’ll find us throughout the coffeehouse.
Accessibility note: A ramp is available at the front entrance; unfortunately there’s no elevator inside to get to the upstairs section of the coffeehouse.

Weekly Vigil for Palestine
2025-11-09 12:00 - 13:00 | Downtown Longmont, 4th & Kimbark, Longmont, CO, 80501
Weekly Vigil for Palestine
When: Sundays, 12-1pm
Where: 6th Ave/Main Street, Downtown Longmont

Join Longmont for Palestine every Sunday from 12:00 – 1:00 pm on 6th & Main St. in Longmont for a weekly Palestine vigil! Bring your signs and posters, or just stop on by to ask any questions you may have and get to know us! We will have signs available, as well as informational flyers, postcards, and zines.

Yellow Barn Film Festival
2025-11-09 11:00 - 20:00 | Yellow Barn Farm, 9417 N Foothills Hwy., Longmont, 80503
Yellow Barn Film Festival
When: Nov 9, 11am-8pm
Where: Yellow Barn Farm
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The 3rd annual Yellow Barn Film Festival will take place this year on November 9th. All the films screen inside our historic yellow barn.
The day will be filled with independent cinema, concluding with a farm fresh food truck, smore’s over the fire and our new block: Pocket Docs (micro documentaries made by community members). More information and our full program here: https://www.yellowbarn.farm

2025 Longmont Sustainability Awards
2025-11-08 17:00 - 20:00 | The Times Collaborative, Longmont, 338 Main Street Longmont, CO 80501
2025 Longmont Sustainability Awards

When: Nov 8, 5pm-8pm
Where: The Times Collaborative
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Join Sustainable Resilient Longmont to celebrate our local climate action leaders!
This year our theme is Rooted in Longmont: Powering a Brighter Future. Featuring fresh vegetarian cuisine from Arepas Caribbean. We will also enjoy a live musical performance from harpist Dagny Dash and present the 2025 Longmont Sustainability Awards.
Our 2025 Longmont Sustainability Awardees:

Volunteer of the Year: Virginia “Ginny” Black
Public Servant of the Year: Laura Soto-Ruvalcaba
Community Sustainability Leader: Maren Waldman
Sustainable Business of the Year: Snow Apparel
Zero Waste Champion: ABSD

Your ticket supports SRL’s important work in the community, and includes our awards program and speakers, food + one round of drinks (alcoholic & nonalcoholic options available) and live music!
All proceeds benefit SRL’s mission to create a more sustainable future for Longmont.
For more information or event questions please contact SRL at events@srlongmont.org

Decolonizing Our Activism: The 7th Fire – How to be a Good Ally
2025-11-08 14:00 - 16:00 | Virtual
Decolonizing Our Activism: The 7th Fire – How to be a Good Ally
When: Nov 8, 2pm-4pm
Where: Virtual
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In this interactive workshop, we will explore how working with Native Americans toward social and environmental justice involves letting go of and dismantling colonial cycles of oppression.
Sweetwater Nannauck (Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian) is the Director of Idle No More Washington. Sweetwater is an Idle No More activist that advocates for the protection of the fragile environment of the Northwest Coast, for tribal sovereignty rights, and the traditional way of life of Native people. She conducts Idle No More ‘Decolonizing Our Activism’, ‘Fragile No More’, ‘Reclaiming Our Health(care)’, Native Youth workshops, and many more, in a respectful way that is both healing and empowering.
Learning Objectives:

Explore Indigenous resistance that is based on tradition and culture.
Gain an understanding of how culture and traditions are healing, build community, and provide a positive expression of reclaiming and expressing Indigenous knowledge.
Learn what it means to be a good ally and respectfully attend Native events and actions.
Support Indigenous-led work and activism in the community.
Recognize Colonial Moments and how to do Colonial Intervention.

Anti-War Demonstration
2025-11-08 11:00 - 12:00 | Canyon and Broadway Intersection, 1800 Broadway Street, Boulder, CO, 80302, United States
Anti-War Demonstration
When: Saturdays, 11am-12pm
Where: Broadway & Canyon, Boulder
Stop the war machine!

Birdwatching for Kids & Families
2025-11-08 10:00 - 12:00 | Sawhill Ponds Trailhead, Boulder, CO, 80301, us
Birdwatching for Kids & Families
When: Nov 8, 10am-12pm
Where: Sawhill Ponds Trailhead
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Give your kids a fun introduction to birdwatching with naturalist Dave Sutherland, who began his fascination with birds at age 3. We’ll learn how to identify birds in the field through fun activities during a bird walk on the easy trails around Sawhill Ponds. Learn how to pick a good field guide and a great set of binoculars, as well as pro tips about places to find birds.
Bring binoculars and bird guides if you have them, although some will be supplied.
This program is sponsored by Environment for the Americas and is free and open to families with children ages 7 and up.
Limit: 15 participants

Common Good Forum
2025-11-08 09:00 - 15:00 | Pine Street Church, 1237 Pine St, Boulder, CO
Common Good Forum
When: Nov 8, 9am-3pm
Where: Pine Street Church
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​Common Good Forum is an annual gathering of activists, artists, thinkers, and dreamers designed to inspire and empower all participants to advance the Common Good.
In today’s hyper-polarized world, common ground can feel elusive. Through speakers, panels, comedy, and music, we will explore themes of common ground — finding it, nurturing it, and championing it in service of the Common Good.

Boulder County Farmers Market
2025-11-08 08:00 - 14:00 | 13th & Canyon, Boulder CO
Boulder County Farmers Market
When: Saturdays, 8am-2pm
Where: 13th Street between Arapahoe Ave & Canyon Boulevard, Boulder, CO
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Since 1987, the Boulder Farmers Market has been a community institution serving the most fresh, healthy, and locally-sourced food in town. We pride ourselves on putting farmers first, resulting in aisles overflowing with leafy greens, endless radishes, and, of course, Colorado peaches! Located in the heart of Downtown Boulder, the Boulder Farmers Market is a must-stop destination for visitors and longtime residents alike. Whether you’re fueling up for a Buffs game or a hike in the Flatirons, we look forward to seeing you at the farmers market.

We’ll be the first one to tell you that what makes our farmers markets one of the best in the nation is our incredible vendors. From multi-generational fruit orchards who have perfected Palisade peaches, to regenerative ranchers raising humane, climate-focused meats, and up-and-coming chefs serving up fresh eats in the food court, our vendors are leading the charge for the future of farming and local food.

2025 Vendor List

Longmont Farmers Market
2025-11-08 08:00 - 13:00 | Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road, Longmont, CO, 80501, us
Longmont Farmers Market
When: Saturdays, 8am-1pm
Where: Boulder County Fairgrounds
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Long before Longmont was know as a bustling tech center, it was sustained by thousands of acres of farmland — starting with the establishment of a flour mill in 1887, and later with the vegetable cannery built in 1889. These days, Longmont farms provide much more than just sugar beets, and preserved farm land in Longmont and beyond helps fill our market with fresh, seasonal vegetables, dairy products, and Colorado-raised meats. We’re proud to be a growers-only market, meaning every product at the Longmont Farmers Market is created locally and sold by the vendors who produce it.

We’re proud to host over 100 local vendors at the Longmont Farmers Market this season. These small, family-owned businesses are the heart of our market, providing fresh groceries, pantry products, and ready-to-eat deliciousness all in one place.

2025 Vendor List

Considerations for the Energy Transition in Colorado
2025-11-06 12:00 - 13:00 | Virtual
Considerations for the Energy Transition in Colorado
When: Nov 6, 12pm
Where: Virtual
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Join IEEFA for our next webinar discussing our latest report about how renewable energy parks with wind and solar resources, battery and long-term storage, and flexible loads, should be evaluated as alternatives to SMRs and gas with carbon capture as Colorado manages its transition away from coal.

Integrating Biodiversity into Local Action
2025-11-06 11:30 - 13:00 | Virtual
Integrating Biodiversity into Local Action
When: Nov 6, 11:30am-1pm
Where: Virtual
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The “Biodiversity’s Role in Resilient Communities: Why it Matters Now” is a digital dialogue series that offers opportunities to meet, engage with, and explore opportunities for advancing urban biodiversity as an integral ingredient in community resilience and well-being.
Representatives from the United States, Europe, and Latin America will build a professional community of practice with each other while exploring some of the most promising urban biodiversity initiatives taking place today.

The Future of Colorado’s Public Lands: A Community Conversation in Longmont
2025-11-05 18:00 - 19:30 | St. Vrain Cidery, 350 Terry St #130, Longmont, CO 80501
The Future of Colorado’s Public Lands: A Community Conversation in Longmont

When: Nov 5, 6pm-7:15pm
Where: St. Vrain Cidery
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Join us at St. Vrain’s Cidery in Longmont to learn about our public lands. Over a third of Colorado is public land, and it belongs to all of us. Our purpose is simple: to inform you about the challenges ahead and inspire a collective effort to defend our parks, monuments, and forests.

SVP's 3rd Annual Celebrating Nonprofits
2025-11-05 17:00 - 20:00 | Boulder JCC, 6007 Oreg Ave, Boulder, CO, 80303, United States
SVP’s 3rd Annual Celebrating Nonprofits

When: Nov 5, 5pm-8pm
Where: Boulder JCC
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An Evening of Connection and Celebration
In times of uncertainty, connection matters more than ever. SVP Boulder County’s signature annual event brings together nonprofit leaders, community members, SVP Partners, and local officials to honor the incredible impact of our nonprofit sector. It’s an evening to connect, reflect, and celebrate the organizations that keep Boulder County strong.
This year, we’ll spotlight the inspiring work of Wild Bear Nature Center and El Comité de Longmont, while also diving into interactive conversations on some of our community’s most pressing issues — from food security and childcare to affordable housing and the arts. Guided by nonprofit leaders and SVP Partners, these conversations will offer the chance to listen, learn, and build deeper connections across our community.
Together, we’ll honor the nonprofits making an impact in Boulder County — and leave inspired to support their vital work.
Heavy appetizers and beverages will be served.
About SVP Boulder County:
Social Venture Partners (SVP) Boulder County’s mission is to strengthen the local nonprofit sector and build community connections that create a more just, vibrant, and thriving Boulder County. We do this by investing in nonprofit capacity, engaging community members as Partners, and cultivating cross-sector collaboration.

From Earth Grief to Earth Courage w/GreenFaith November
2025-11-03 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
From Earth Grief to Earth Courage w/GreenFaith November

When: Nov 3, 6pm
Where: Virtual
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In this virtual circle, we will witness our individual and collective grief and find ways of living and being in relationship to our beautiful planet.

Together, we’ll root in our unique faiths and cultivate collective resilience and hope — and remain ever committed to taking action.

Wildfire Preparedness and Mitigation
2025-11-03 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
Wildfire Preparedness and Mitigation
When: Nov 3, 6pm
Where: Virtual
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Join Boulder Office of Disaster Management, Wildfire Partners, and Boulder Watershed Collective to learn about wildfire preparedness and free mitigation services.

The Value of Distributed Energy Resources
2025-11-03 18:00 - 19:00 | Virtual
The Value of Distributed Energy Resources

When: Nov 3, 6pm
Where: Virtual
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We’ll be joined by Karl Rabago to discuss the value that distributed energy resources (DERs), specifically solar and solar + storage, provide to the grid and its stakeholders. The presentation will outline the full list of benefits provided by DERs and rate and incentive structures to ensure that asset owners, grid operators, and ratepayers all benefit from these resources. More details to come.

Karl R. Rábago operates an energy consultancy as Rábago Energy LLC, based in Denver, Colorado. He has 30-plus years of experience in energy and is recognized as an innovator and expert in utility regulatory issues relating to clean and distributed energy services and technologies. Karl serves as Chair of the Board of the Center for Resource Solutions, an organization that manages the Green-e Certification program for green power products, and on the Boards of Solar United Neighbors and Texas Solar Energy Society. He has been a Texas public utility commissioner; a Deputy Assistant Secretary at the US Department of Energy; Vice President at Austin Energy; among other positions. Karl is a graduate of Texas A&M and has a law degree from the University of Texas, as well as Master of Laws degrees in environmental and military law. More information is available at rabagoenergy.com.

Crisis Conversation: The Human Cost of the Government Shutdown
2025-11-03 17:00 - 18:00 | Virtual
Crisis Conversation: The Human Cost of the Government Shutdown
When: Nov 3, 5pm
Where: Virtual
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Stand With America’s Workers
When the government shuts down, workers and families pay the price. Join us for a deep dive into the power struggles, paycheck disruptions, and political games threatening America’s workforce.
This urgent discussion will unpack how shutdown politics are weaponized to weaken organized labor, destabilize public services, and silence the very people who keep our nation running. Together, we’ll explore what solidarity and action look like when labor is on the line.
