In The Know: The Colorado Child Care Assistance Program (CCCAP)
CCCAP requires cooperation across federal, state, and local governments, providers, and families.
CCCAP requires cooperation across federal, state, and local governments, providers, and families.
Colorado consumers will have important new protections thanks to the passing of HB23-1229.
Quality care, whether it is direct care for older adults and people with disabilities, or early childhood education, is critical for communities.
Initiative 50 is the wrong direction for Colorado. It's the typical snake oil from the usual suspects.
The Bell explores this measure, which will be on the November ballot
Proposition II, on the 2023 ballot, could add a significant amount of funding for universal prek in Colorado.
A comprehensive examination of debt in Colorado assessing historical trends and the unequal distribution of debt across demographic and geographic lines.
During the COVID pandemic, poverty levels dropped. We explore this paradox, why it happened, and how that progress is now being undone.
Learn how high inflation impacts Colorado's real wages, uncovering the uneven distribution of wage growth that negatively affects lower income Coloradans.
Learn how Proposition HH can provide needed tax relief to Colorado homeowners without cutting funding for schools and other services.