Northern Colorado NOW

04/04/2026

Were you at No Kings last weekend? NOCO NOW was!

Add your pics, we’d love to see them!

02/11/2026

This evening, Justice Necessary with NOCO NOW volunteers assembled 524 one-month supply packs of menstrual products for women and teens in need in our state.

A big thank you to all who participated on this chilly night to make a difference. 💕

01/10/2026

Passing this event along…

01/08/2026

01/04/2026

As we leave behind a year marked by adversity, our mantra for 2026 is clear: READY, SET, RUN!

It’s time to move forward with renewed energy and focus on the future of Colorado and the United States.

*** Reflecting on 2025: A Year of Action ***

Despite the challenges posed by the current administration, NOCO NOW members and officers rose to meet the moment. Our chapter was proud to:

Help Organize The People’s March (Jan 18)

Speak at the International Women’s Day March (Mar 8)

Participate in the HANDS OFF! Rally (Apr 5)

Speak at the Lauren Boebert Empty Chair Town Hall (Apr 26)

Volunteer at Period Palooza (May 5)

Table and march at No Kings Day (Jun 14)

March again in No Kings II (Oct 18)

From hundreds in January to nearly 15,000 strong in October, our movement is growing. Thank you to everyone who marched, resisted, and spoke truth to power.

*** 2025 General Meetings: Voices That Inspired ***

We hosted ten powerful meetings featuring speakers who informed, inspired, and mobilized:

Jan: Kathia Garcia (PPRM) + celebration of Amendment 79 enshrining abortion rights in Colorado

Feb: Dale Mary Grenfell on evolving feminism and healing patriarchy’s wounds

Mar: VP Jean Wyrick’s Women’s Suffrage presentation in Berthoud

Apr: Sally Boccella (Sen. Hickenlooper’s office) on federal updates

May: Commissioner Kristin Stephens on local governance and federal impacts

Jun: Rep. Yara Zokaie on legislative challenges and victories

Aug: Commissioner Jody Shadduck-McNally + Women’s Equality Day celebration

Sep: PSD School Board Candidate Coronda Ziegler (now elected!)

Oct: Christina Taylor (ECCLC) advocating for Prop 1B (passed!)

Nov: Amy Pezzani (Larimer Food Bank) + donation drive

*** Grassroots Power in Action ***

Our postcard team sent:

150 postcards for Susan Crawford (WI Supreme Court)

800 postcards to Virginia households supporting Democratic candidates

We’re now gearing up for special elections and the 2026 midterms. Join us!

*** Eyes on 2026: Our Mission Continues ***

We remain committed to reversing harmful policies and electing leaders who champion:

Reproductive Rights and Justice

Economic Justice

Ending Violence Against Women

Racial Justice

LGBTQIA+ Rights

Constitutional Equality

The 2026 midterms are pivotal. Let’s lead with compassion, community, and courage.

*** Join Us: First General Meeting of 2026 ***

📅 Tuesday, January 20📍 Fort Collins Senior Center🕡 6:30–8:30 PM

We’ll welcome Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains to discuss upcoming legislation. We’ll also hold a Candlelight Vigil to commemorate the loss of Roe v. Wade and recommit to reproductive justice.

“Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness.” — Desmond Tutu

Let’s rise together. Let’s run toward change.

PERSIST, RESIST, AND PERSEVERE!

09/22/2025

Trump and RFK's Department of Health and Human Services Attacks Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program (TPPP) in Time for the New School Year

08/26/2025

At their meeting on Tuesday, August 19, the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners issued a proclamation for Women's Right to Vote and Equality Day. The Commissioners "recognize the accomplishments that so many women fought to achieve, and rededicate ourselves to tackling the challenges that remain and expanding opportunity and representation for women and girls in Larimer County and Colorado."

NOCO NOW chapter president, Annmarie Izuel Evans, was one of many invited guests who thanked the Commissioners for their work in support of women in Larimer County.

08/13/2025

The plaintiffs allege the new restrictions are motivated by “ideological goals” and aren’t helping them serve vulnerable members of society.