The Weekly Issue El Semanario
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A weekly series of conversations with local and national influencers, that will engage with our communities and reflect on our responsibilities to create positive dialogue with decades of The Weekly Issue El Semanario’s multi-generational leadership.
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EP: X - CLIMATE HIGHLIGHTS 22.07.2021 21:23
This week Conservation Colorado's Nico Delgado and Jenny Gaeng go over climate highlights from Colorado's legislative session and do a deep dive on transportation – Colorado's largest emitting sector.
EP: IX - Regional Transporation District Getting People Back to Work 13.07.2021 20:16
The Regional Transportation District, also known as RTD looks to rebuild their employee base through numerous recruitment efforts focused on the needs of the community it serves.
EP: VIII - REPRODUCTIVE JUSTICE - Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights 11.06.2021 35:18
Throughout history, Latina women have been denied equality in their reproductive choices, accessibility, and health, unfortunately these injustices still exist. Our guests from Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights (Color) will discuss the inequities that exist in the Latina community.
EP: VI - CLIMATE HIGHLIGHTS 27.05.2021 11:36
Conservation Colorado's Nico Delgado interviews former state Representative Joe Salazar about Colorado's fight for climate action. Listen to learn more about how we can achieve both pollution reductions and environmental justice through Senate Bill 200.
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