We turned complex early learning guidelines into simple, everyday tools—helping caregivers support child development through clear, age-based guidance.

Rural communities across Region 15 (Colorado’s Chaffee, Custer, Fremont, and Park Counties) faced the opioid crisis under uniquely difficult conditions.

Two community-driven campaigns in Douglas County tackle opioid stigma and youth prevention—sharing real stories, shifting norms, and connecting residents to support.

For more than a decade, we helped Colorado reduce tobacco harm through campaigns, community storytelling, policy education, and communications support for local grantees.

Affordable housing is widely supported—until projects appear locally. A new toolkit helps advocates turn research into messages that move communities.

Why do some campaigns spark real change while others fade away? The answer often lies in the trusted networks already inside communities.

Complex environmental systems can feel overwhelming. This project translates technical insights into clear actions communities can understand and support.

Early intervention was reframed as a positive step—giving families and providers the confidence to recognize delays early and seek support sooner.

SE2 simplified child care quality, boosted awareness, and improved access—helping more Colorado families find high-quality care and increasing provider participation.

For many Coloradans, nicotine use is intertwined with stress, mental health, identity, and long-standing routines. Quitting is rarely linear, yet public health messaging often treats it that way.

Early reading skills are one of the strongest predictors of long-term academic success, yet too many children face barriers to getting the support they need early.

Clear, actionable guidance helped early childhood providers navigate career pathways, build skills, and engage more confidently in professional development.