Together Colorado

06/02/2026

Colorado Primary ballots begin mailing June 8, and Election Day is June 30. 🗳️

This is our moment to come together, make our voices heard, and defend the freedom to vote. While Colorado has some of the safest elections in the country, voter intimidation and attacks on voting rights continue to silence Black and brown communities across the country.

When we vote, we take back power from those who try to divide us by race or class and put it where it belongs: in the hands of everyday people. Join us to make a plan to vote at JustVoteCo.org and reach out to us for more ways to get involved.

06/02/2026

Honoring memory, standing against hate, and committing to a future where every community can live in safety, love, and liberation.

05/29/2026

Join Together Colorado for a special dreaming session at Sloan's Lake Park! If you identify as African or Black and are ages 18-35, come envision a better tomorrow with us through music, food, and community.

Bring your blankets and chairs, and we’ll provide the food, music, and collage supplies. Together, we’ll create, connect, and build the future we deserve.

Date & Time: June 7th, 4-6:30 PM
Location: Sloan’s Lake

Register here: https://www.mobilize.us/togethercolorado/event/957226/

05/29/2026

Home should be where we lay our heads, hug our loved ones, and make memories, but for too many in Loveland and across Colorado, safe, stable housing is out of reach.

We’re proud to support Beyond the Bridge: A Solution to Homelessness with LoveFirst Community and partners this Saturday, May 30, 5:30–8:00 PM at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church in Loveland. Join us to listen, learn, and organize for a Colorado where housing is a human right, not corporate asset.

Don't miss this on Saturday! Beyond the Bridge: A Solution to Homelessness.

As part of our continuing Legacy Mission to help eradicate homelessness, LoveFirst Community is joining with our partners from Together Colorado to present this important documentary and community conversation.

Beyond the Bridge explores how communities can address homelessness in a comprehensive and compassionate way. Following the screening, local leaders from city government, healthcare, nonprofit organizations, faith communities, and individuals with lived experience will come together for a meaningful panel discussion, including our very own Pastor Michael Stein, about the pressing issue of homelessness in Loveland.

Mark your calendars:
Saturday, May 30th
5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church 1730 W. 12th Street, Loveland

This is a presentation along with our partners at Trinity Lutheran; Minuteman Press of Loveland; League of Women Voters, Larimer County; Saint John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Loveland; Together Colorado; Minuteman Press of Loveland

This is more than a film—it’s an opportunity to listen, learn, and work together toward hope and healing in our community.

05/28/2026

Eid al-Adha Mubarak! Together Colorado wishes you and your loved ones a joyful and blessed Eid.

Especially now, we hold close those in our Muslim community who are feeling fear and grief after the recent tragic shooting at the San Diego Islamic Center that took three lives. We stand with you, and we will keep organizing for a world where everyone can worship, learn, and pray in peace.

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05/25/2026

Corporate investors are buying up mobile home parks across Colorado and pricing families, seniors, and longtime residents out of the communities they helped build.

That’s why residents of San Lazaro in Boulder County are coming together to organize and buy their community, keeping it in the hands of the people who live there.

"If they cannot save this park by becoming their own landlord, the rents will start causing a lot of people to lose their homes, and that will be a huge pain for the entire county if that happens," said Susan Gibson, a longtime mobile home resident and Together Colorado leader in the fight for housing justice.

At Together Colorado, we know that housing is a human right, and that communities thrive when they belong to the people who live, work, and worship there. Read more from Denver7: https://www.denver7.com/lifestyle/real-estate/boulder-co-mobile-home-neighbors-push-to-buy-42-5m-park-before-new-owner-prices-them-out

Boulder County mobile home park residents are working against the clock to buy their $42.5M community before a new owner could price them out and cause them to lose their long-time homes.

05/24/2026

Across race, class, and background, everyone should have a safe place to call home and the ability to care for their families with dignity. Yet corporate landlords and real estate developers continue to put profit before people, using their power to block the rent stabilization policies our communities need to stay rooted and whole.

As we look to Colorado’s next governor, we are calling on every candidate to stand with working families and support real solutions — like local rent stabilization — that keep people housed, strengthen our communities, and reflect our shared responsibility to one another.

Read the open letter in Colorado Politics here: https://www.coloradopolitics.com/2026/05/20/sponsored-what-youre-missing-about-housing-an-open-letter-to-all-of-colorados-candidates-for-governor/

By Colorado Homes For All You say affordable housing, we say housing we can actually afford. As working-class people from across the state who are renters, we are struggling to keep up with our housing costs and we are being forced into impossible choices between rent and groceries, between staying....

05/22/2026

Across Boulder County, mobile home park residents are organizing to protect their community from corporate buyers who would put profit over people, raise costs, and force families from the homes they have built and loved for generations.

This is what happens when housing is treated as a commodity, not as a sacred human right. Our people should not be displaced for the sake of corporate profit.

We stand with mobile home residents organizing to keep their homes affordable, community-owned, and free from corporate control. Our faith and values call us to act together for housing justice and to ensure every family can thrive.

Watch the full story on Denver7 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7LJAW6Rl7M

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Boulder County mobile home park residents are working against the c...

05/22/2026

Most of us would do whatever it takes to build communities where every voice is heard, and every person belongs, no matter our race, faith, or background. Right now, faith communities have a choice: will we stay silent, or will we come together with courage and moral clarity to stand up for dignity, justice, and real opportunity for all?

That’s why this year’s Together Colorado Annual Meeting is a call to action for all of us who believe in building people power. Join us on Sunday, June 28, from 5:30 to 8:00 PM to be part of a movement that refuses to let fear or division keep us on the sidelines.

RSVP for location and details: https://bit.ly/Together-Annual-Meeting

We’re bringing together leaders, congregations, organizers, and neighbors from every corner of Colorado to celebrate what we’ve built together and our shared legacy. We’ll share our stories and launch a summer of action to get out the vote and make sure every voice is heard at the ballot box.

Whether you’ve been organizing for years or are just stepping in for the first time, you belong in this movement.