La Cocina provides full access to traditional and nontraditional forms of mental health and health equity support services for the Latinx immigrant community.

You can’t defend your rights if you don’t know them.

Towards Justice is a nonprofit legal organization that defends workers and their rights through impact litigation and policy advocacy in our home state of Colorado and across the country.

To connect and empower immigrants with resources to achieve legal documentation, fulfill their economic needs, and integrate into the community.

Colorado Poverty Law Project believes no one should experience homelessness for lack of housing justice.

The Trauma & Disaster Recovery Clinic (TDRC) provides psychological support to individuals and communities who have experienced stress, adversity and/or trauma. We utilize an integrative, need and strengths-based approach that is culturally informed. Our services are continually evaluated to ensure effectiveness and are not restricted by status.

Our Career Pathways program teaches job-seekers the skills they need to succeed in today’s workplace through workshops, intensive career readiness and industry specific training, 1-on-1 career coaching, and connection to higher education.

Professor Chapin and her students at CU Law School defend immigrants in a wide variety of legal matters, including court cases in both state criminal court, federal immigration court and DACA assistance.

To provide equitable resources and outcomes to ensure that all migrant children/youth are postsecondary and workforce ready and that all families are empowered to succeed.

The Colorado Road and Community Safety Act (CO-RCSA), otherwise known as SB-251 or driver’s licenses for all, provides drivers licenses to all Colorado residents, regardless of immigration status.