Email from Colorado Center on Law and Policy Our 2025-26 annual report is out, policy workplanning at CCLP, Amendment 87, and more news!   October 2026 issue includes: Letter from our CEO 2025-2026 An

The narratives we tell about young adults play an important role in how policymakers view the issues and shape the policies that affect this population of Coloradans.

Enter your annual Colorado taxable income to compare what you pay today with what you'd pay under Amendment 87 — the Income Tax Fairness Act

The brief describes Colorado's current utility system and our recommendations to ensure all community members can access information.

Childcare affordability challenges are compounded by a freeze on Colorado’s main childcare subsidy program, making things far worse for families and providers.

The following public comment was submitted by Charles Brennan on behalf of Skills2Compete Colorado on the Medicaid Interim Final Rule.

The following public comment was submitted by Bethany Pray on behalf of CCLP, in opposition to the Medicaid Program Interim Final Rule.

Written by volunteer, Elzer McReynolds argues why tax flight is a harmful idea to states trying to enact higher taxes on the top 1% of earners.

CCLP's summer soiree, Partners in Progress, will celebrate our collective work together as an antipoverty movement in Colorado.

CCLP Litigation Director Annie Martínez reflects on the Litigation and Advocacy Leaders Conference they attended in July.

Email from Colorado Center on Law and Policy 163,000 signatures gathered for Protect Colorado's Future, register for Partners in Progress, summer festivities with CCLP staff, and more!   August 2026 i

As families across the U.S.

As Coloradans and families across the U.S. struggle to pay for food, rent and healthcare, efforts to raise taxes on the richest Americans are gaining momentum.A new bill introduced in

CCLP’s newest report series focuses on economic policy and young adulthood in Colorado.

CCLP's summer soiree, Partners in Progress, will celebrate our collective work together as an antipoverty movement in Colorado.

Coloradans deserve a fairer and more adequate tax system, and polling indicates Colorado voters are ready to make it happen... but they'll only get the chance if Initiative #195 qualifies for the ball...

Safety net programs were not designed around the lived realities of today’s 18–24-year-olds. Who are Colorado's young adults, and how do they live?

CCLP's Colorado Champions Awards is back to celebrate individuals and organizations advancing justice and opportunity for all Coloradans.

Email from Colorado Center on Law and Policy Protect Colorado's Future ballot initiative, public comment, register for our events, Self-Sufficiency Standard 2026 coming soon, and so much more!   July

CCLP's summer soiree, Partners in Progress, will celebrate our collective work together as an antipoverty movement in Colorado.

Milena Tayah provided comments to the Public Utilities Commission regarding Xcel Energy’s proposed rate increase on Colorado consumers’ energy bills.