Grantee Stories

People living in a mobile home park in Larimer County find their voice.

In the loss of a grant earmarked to revitalize a neighborhood park pavilion, the Hillside community of Colorado Springs has emerged stronger and more unified.

Health Equity Advocacy (HEA) is a multi-year Colorado Trust funding strategy with the goal to build a strong and diverse field of health equity advocates in the state. In this video, a staff member at Padres & Jóvenes Unidos, one of 18 HEA grantee organizations, explains how the HEA strategy has informed their work.

Health Equity Advocacy (HEA) is a multi-year Colorado Trust funding strategy with the goal to build a strong and diverse field of health equity advocates in the state. In this video, a staff member at Full Circle of Lake County, one of 18 HEA grantee organizations, explains how the HEA strategy has informed their work.

Health Equity Advocacy (HEA) is a multi-year Colorado Trust funding strategy with the goal to build a strong and diverse field of health equity advocates in the state. In this video, staff members at the Center for Health Progress, one of 18 HEA grantee organizations, explain how the HEA strategy has informed their work.

A new report details two years of efforts by 18 organizations taking part in a Colorado Trust policy advocacy strategy.

Local first graders have lots of ideas for the town playground, and some of them are coming to fruition.

So why is it used as a political strategy? Legal scholar and author Ian Haney López explains.

Against a history of taking hits, a strong culture of organizing and activism has emerged among people with disabilities in Colorado.

Lydia X. Z. Brown spoke about the way ableism interacts with racism and other forms of oppression in a presentation as part of The Trust’s Health Equity Learning Series.