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In C+V’s upcoming Community Leadership Conversation, Associate Vice Chancellor of Government Relations and Community Affairs, Stephanie Y. O’Malley, will moderate a conversation with Chancellor Jeremy Haefner and Provost Mary Clark. They will talk about their ‘whys’ and how connecting to our collective purpose can help us keep moving forward toward our goals and pursue our mission as a community.

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With our return back to campus, we want to celebrate being in community together again. Come have a snack or drink on us every Tuesday and Thursday and chat with fellow community members!

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Our panel will reflect on Representative Leslie Herod’s MLK Day speech from January 17th and have a Q & A to analyze what we can do as individuals and a community to inspire change. Join us to reflect and discuss a call to action at ¿ì»îapp and beyond and to honor the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

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The ¿ì»îapp has begun to make space to uplift the Native American and Indigenous community, and there have been strides toward improvement, there is still much room to grow.

To represent a cohesive perspective into ¿ì»îapp’s Indigenous community, this panel will share input ranging from the undergraduate to staff lens. Join us in critical conversation to hear how ¿ì»îapp can further support its Native American and Indigenous community through varying initiatives, policies and practices.

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October is National Disability Employment Awareness month and is honored each year to acknowledge the valuable impact that people with varied disabilities make in the workplace. Join us in conversation during the October 28 C+V Community Talk in Partnership with Heritage Months as we reflect on the varied contributions of disabled persons, learn about ensuring access to employment and education, and hear stories of living life without limiting beliefs.

Resources:

¿ì»îapp Learning Effectiveness Program:
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¿ì»îappÌýDisability Services Program
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National Center for College Students with Disabilities (NCCSD)Ìý

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Organizations with which Lacey Henderson works:

• Love Your Melon (help fight childhood cancer)
• Amputee Coalition (national model for summer camp programs for children with limb loss and limb difference)
• Marathon Kids (putting children on path to healthier lives)

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As the world watched Afghanistan swiftly fall to Taliban control, American and Allied Veterans, Servicemembers and their families experienced a wide range of feelings, emotions, and reactions. Join us for a special edition Community Talk, where panelists will discuss personal and professional experiences of America’s longest war drawing to an abrupt close.Ìý

Resources:

• Veterans Crisis Hotline 1-800-273-8255 text 838255
• Colorado Crisis Services 1-844-493-8255
• Local Rocky Mountain VA Medical Center-303-399-8020
• Denver Vet Center-303-326-0645
• Cohen Military Family Clinic- (303) 724-4255
• ¿ì»îapp’s Sturm Center-303-871-7942-we provide culturally-competent and evidence-based care to Veterans, SMs and their families for ¿ì»îapp and the community across Colorado.Ìý You can also go onto our website and sign up for an initial appt at .
• If you are a ¿ì»îapp Veteran, SM or family member-reach out to Damon Vine, Director of Veterans Services and visit the lounge in the Community Commons building on ¿ì»îapp campus.

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In tandem with National Coming Out Day (10/11), Spirit Day (10/20) and Ally Weeks, the month of October holds significant space and recognition for the LGBTQIA+ community. Blossoming from its initial goals of commemoration and calls to action, LGBTQIA+ History Month has now taken on the approach to highlight and celebrate exemplary role models from the community. Ìý

Join us in conversation during the 10/14 C+V panel event to listen how the learning, unlearning and relearning of our shared and unique histories provides the potential for healing and wholeness. Ìý

Resources:

• Queer University Employees

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By 2050, Latinx individuals will be the largest share of Colorado’s racial and ethnic minority population. What does the future look like for the Latinx community in Colorado? How do we work together to address the inequities that impact the Latinx community?ÌýHow do we conserve our traditions and identity when people are getting displaced from their communities?Ìý

Join us for a discussion about navigating the future in Colorado as a Latinx community members.Ìý

11:30am - 12:30pm

Take action:ÌýThe ¿ì»îapp Latino Alumni Association (¿ì»îappLAA) invites you to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of the Hispanic and Latinx community by making a gift to the ¿ì»îappLAA Endowed Scholarship during National Hispanic Heritage Month.

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We want to take a moment to be together in community as we kick off our first C+V Community Talk of the new academic year. We want to celebrate together, recognize those who we have lost, talk about lessons learned, and think through as a community about how we navigate the highs and lows of it all together, as ¿ì»îapp.Ìý

11:30am - 12:30pm

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With our return back to campus, we want to celebrate being in community together again. Come have a snack or drink on us every Tuesday and Thursday and chat with fellow community members!

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Find events, programs, resources, and more to get connected at ¿ì»îapp!

As we all come back together in community this fall, we know that many want to celebrate together while also look for community and supports during this transition to this 'new normal. Therefore, in order to serve the community and help each other feel connected during these times, Community + Values has compiled a list of programs, events, and resources for the ¿ì»îapp community.

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Meet the 2021-2022ÌýC+V Graduate Fellows! Learn more about their experiences and how they'll be co-leading the work of C+V.

Hibah Ahmad

Andrea Hernandez Perez

DJ Hightower

Ryan Rose