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Rerooting in Arts & Culture: TLC Awarded Imagine 2020 Grant

October 30, 2018

Jordan Garcia, Co-Executive Director, American Friends Service Committee

October 2, 2018

2019 Call for Fellows! Looking for Emerging Leaders of Color!

August 29, 2018

The Flower is the Seed Transformed | Kristiana Huitrón, Executive Director, Voces Unidas for Justice

July 11, 2018

May 2018 Update

May 31, 2018

Alexandra Alonso, Colorado Latino Leadership, Advocacy, & Research Organization

May 7, 2018

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We were nourished by Raska International Cuisine o

We were nourished by Raska International Cuisine on one of our TLC retreat nights last month. Thank you to Hanna who drove all the up to Shambhala Mountain Center from Fort Collins to provide us with an outstanding spread of delicious Ethiopian food. She has a passion for cooking and ingredients that is palpable, which makes all the difference in the experience of eating her food.
She makes all her sauces and food from the ground up, with the freshest, and local ingredients. Stop by to buy her famous Raska Sauce if you are ever in the area. LINK IN BIO

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We are in awe of the magic that we all experienced

We are in awe of the magic that we all experienced in TLC’s Cohort 3 opening retreat from July 30th - August 1st. We want to first give gratitude to the land in what is now known as the Red Feather Lakes region, but is truly the ancestral and indigenous lands of Cheyenne, Arapahoe, Eastern Shoshone, Sioux and Ute. The land held and nurtured us in our prayers, healing, laughter, tears, ritual, song, and dance; the power that our ancestors laid upon that space was felt through our stay.

Our intention of creating a safe haven or “hush harbor” for this amazing group of BIPOC movement leaders to rest and heal in community has already resulted in a stronger ecosystem. We went on a journey to “breakdown” and release that which no longer serves us - in order to experience a “breakthrough” and call in our greatest selves. We are still experiencing all the beautiful ripple effects from the oasis of time we spent together.

Thank you to all who helped us create this space BillTallbull @eudakbest @aguasangrehealing @wisemoonwellness8a @mediasutrainc @raskainternational @shambhalamountain @bruno_limenes @devineha @taniamonarca5280

At the last TLC Fellowship meeting we ate a delici

At the last TLC Fellowship meeting we ate a delicious Ethiopian meal from Walia Cremeary.

@WaliaCreamery is a family owned and operated shop, run by two sisters - Aster and Yeshi - from Ethiopia. They take immense pride in serving their community with authentic, hearty vegan and gluten-free goodness from ice cream to brownies to injera combos and other Ethiopian cuisine.

We encourage you to go try their amazing ice cream flavors, they are voted the best in Denver! Article link in bio.

*picture borrowed from Walia's social media page.

Hope to see some of ya'll at this celebration of R

Hope to see some of ya'll at this celebration of Reese Grant Cobb, in honor of his beautiful spirit and legacy.

Bev, your TLC fam sends you all the love today and always <3

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Check out the amazing work of @egmicrogreens, one

Check out the amazing work of @egmicrogreens, one of the current TLC fellows, on this article in the Denver Business Journal.

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A week ago we launched the 2021 TLC fellowship. Th

A week ago we launched the 2021 TLC fellowship. There is an incredible community of BIPOC change agents across Colorado.

Today we launched the 2021 TLC Fellowship cohort,

Today we launched the 2021 TLC Fellowship cohort, and our cups are full. Thank you to Angela from Taste The Love Cooking for helping us deliver some TLC in the form of food.

An important value and goal of TLC is to have 100% of our vendors be BIPOC owned and values aligned businesses. With that intention, we have partnered with Center for Community Wealth Building (CCWB) and throughout our fellowship we will be eating the delicious food of CCWB Local Catering Partners and other BIPOC owned businesses in Colorado. We encourage you all to check out their menus and consider them for your next event.

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A message to us all from @resilientfutures co-foun

A message to us all from @resilientfutures co-founder; in the middle of it all, let's also honor our resilience.

#BIPOChealing #BIPOCleadership #socialjustice #tlc

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