Cycle of Opportunity

'Opportunity' is the byword as lawmakers gather at capitol

Type: Email Communications
Published Date: January 11, 2013
Author: Jones, Rich

The General Assembly opened its 69th session on Wednesday, a mostly ceremonial day that featured speeches from the majority and minority leaders outlining their broad goals and policy objectives for the 120-day session.

Create an Economic Opportunity Poverty Reduction Task Force

Type: Testimony
Published Date: March 18, 2009
Author: Jones, Rich

Testimony to the Senate State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee

My name is Rich Jones and I am director of policy and research for the Bell Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank and advocacy organization. I am speaking today in support of HB09-1064, to create the Economic Opportunity Poverty Reduction Task Force to study poverty issues and develop a comprehensive plan to expand economic opportunities in Colorado.

Colorado: The State of Opportunity 2005 Report

Type: State of Opportunity Report 2005
Published Date: November 1, 2005
Author: BELL STAFF

What does it mean that everyone should have the opportunity to succeed? What is opportunity? How is it generated and sustained in the 21st Century? In this 2005 opportunity report, we try to answer these questions. Based on what we found, we also recommend ways to expand opportunity for all in Colorado.

Colorado Matters

Type: Press Coverage
Published Date: September 3, 2002
Author: Hartman, Andy

Director of Policy and Research Andy Hartman discusses the cycle of opportunity with Colorado Public Radio host Dan Dryer.

Bell Policy Center releases new statewide findings in Colorado: The State of Opportunity 2005 Report

Type: Press Release
Published Date: November 1, 2005
Author: McGregor, Heather

In a new report, the Bell Policy Center assembles the most recent data available to assess the chances for opportunity for a wide spectrum of Colorado residents. The 102-page report, Colorado: The State of Opportunity 2005, looks at 39 indicators and makes 55 recommendations for improving opportunity in the state.

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