In Good Health

A few months back a grantee shared with me the hard news that their property had been defaced with hateful speech. At the time, they were trying to figure out resources for staff who never turn off – in the midst of experiencing the pandemic from the frontlines, receiving an influx of funding resources and trying to keep their heads...

Learning and evaluation have always been central to our practice at The Colorado Health Foundation, because we believe they have the potential to help us be smarter about our work so we can create greater impact at the intersection of health and equity.

Learning and evaluation help us hold ourselves accountable to the communities we exist to serve – always...

This blog post was originally published on Sept. 9, 2020 on Pulse: The Colorado Health Foundation Poll website. 

When I joined The Colorado Health Foundation in November 2018, I started with three items on my “to do” list:

1. Figure out how to use public opinion research to better understand Coloradans.
2. Do that research in ways that are unbiased and...

As we celebrate Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s life, we are compelled to remember that we must continue working toward progress for and with people who have historically lacked power and privilege – even and especially in perplexing times like these. 

Serving on the United States Supreme Court for more than 27 years – only the second woman to...