Denver’s new food vision is recreating the systems of food access across the city. Just months in, the impact is already being felt.
Read MoreThe growing movement of time banking has roots in Denver, and advocates hope the time has come for the concept to move out of the fringe.
Read MoreA new report claims enforcement of ordinances in Denver, Colorado Springs, and Boulder is disproportionately targeting homeless populations at staggering rates.
Read MoreLongtime Denver locals know our city’s quickly-evolving culinary scene is spelling the end for many classic eateries. But after 45 years in the Cherry Creek neighborhood, the iconic Cherry Cricket is not just surviving — it’s growing.
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Each month, the Denver VOICE publishes a selection of writing from workshops sponsored by Lighthouse Writers Workshop.
Read MoreJason Flores-Williams is the lawyer attached to the most high-profile justice movements among the Denver homeless population. He helped create the Homeless Bill of Rights and is now making headlines as the lawyer behind the class action lawsuit against the city for its homeless sweeps. The Denver VOICE talked to him about those causes, activism, and his personal stake in justice for the underprivileged.
Read MoreActivist Candi CdeBaca on Project VOYCE, building benches and the future of a changing Denver
Read MoreMatine Khalighi is the kind of person who inspires hope for the future. At 16, he is the vice president and a co-founder of Helping the Homeless Colorado, a nonprofit he started with former classmates and current board members Alyssa Gorkin and Ali Ginsburg while still in middle school.
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Each month, the Denver VOICE publishes a selection of writing from workshops sponsored by Lighthouse Writers Workshop.
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