Check out the latest news articles spotlighting CPC. Read on for campaign updates on our work for racial justice and civil rights, health care for all, economic justice and corporate accountability, and building a progressive future for Colorado.
 They're lying to you.... don't be fooled by right-wing ballot initiatives (Posted 3/29/08)
Iraq: 5 years too many, end the war in Iraq, invest in Colorado’s future (Posted Mar. 19, 2008)
Pueblo neighbors protest slap on the hand for polluter, Pueblo Chieftain article (posted 1/26/08)
A great year of accomplishments: CPC's 2007 highlights (posted 12/18/07)
CPC led victory in Pueblo: Neighborhood cheers plant closure (Posted Nov. 2, 2007)
Greeley Tribune: The "formidable CPC" partners to register voters with El Voto Latino (posted 10/24/07)
Leading the charge to get health care for all: CPC is building a statewide movement for high quality, affordable, and culturally competent health care for all. Click here to learn about upcoming forums in your area, see recent articles spotlighting our work, and to find out how you can join our campaign for health care for all.
Stop Iraq troop escalation: Coloradans overwhelmingly oppose the war in Iraq and want our troops home now. Help CPC hold our representatives accountable in Washington, DC., click here for recent updates and to learn how you can get involved.
Racial profiling at the Aurora Mall: Why would a mall that received a $15 million subsidy from Aurora taxpayers allow discrimination against local shoppers because of their race, age, and how they dress? Click here for recent articles and to learn how you can get involved.
Southern Colorado: CPC Pueblo takes on environmental injustice. CPC has helped residents of a tiny neighborhood that has faced horrible flooding and pollution fight back against poor planning and environmental negligence. Click here to see recent articles and to learn how you can get involved.
 Northern Colorado: CPC Greeley works for immigrant justice and rebuilding a community. The home of CPC's newest office, Greeley, faces some great challenges to rebuild the community after some devastating immigration raids. Click here to see recent articles and to learn how you can get involved.
Building A Progressive
Future for Colorado
Welcome to the Colorado Progressive Coalition! CPC is a statewide, progressive values driven organization and the anchor for Colorado's grassroots progressive community. We're building Colorado's progressive movement and are a leading local and national voice for civil rights and racial justice, economic justice and corporate accountability, health care for all, environmental justice, and an open and accountable democracy that works for all of us, not just the wealthy or the well-connected.
Formed in 1996, CPC's diverse membership now includes 5,500 people in 80 towns and cities statewide, 40 community, faith, and labor member organizations representing 250,000 Coloradans, a staff of 17, and offices in Denver, Greeley, and Pueblo. Our members join CPC to build a more progressive future for Colorado and we've won many victories in our 11 years of work. Colorado has changed a lot in this time, and CPC has played a key role in many social justice victories.
On this site, you'll learn how CPC was rated one of the top five groups in the nation for our work to inspire thousands of our Colorado neighbors to vote. You'll also be able to see recent press articles spotlighting our work, get the latest action updates on Colorado's hottest issues, and link to the web-sites of many of our great allies who are working to build a more progressive Colorado.
If you like what you see, we invite you to join us as a member by making a secure credit card contribution or printing out a membership application. Your membership support gives us power and resources that we need to take on powerful right-wing forces and to build a progressive future for Colorado.
Thank you for visiting CPC. In peace,
~~ Ana, Bill, Cheyenne, Clark, Claudia, Corey, Dennis, Francoise, Gail, James, Jane, Jessie, Leah, Lindsey, Margaret, Miriam, Nisar, CPC Staff, and the rest of our CPC Family |
