Take Action! at the Colorado State Level

 

Click here for AAUW Colorado 2025 Legislative Priorities

Click here for AAUW of Colorado 2025 Legislative Update

Interested in keeping on top of what the Colorado legislature is doing and how you can get involved?  Check out the tools and resources below:

  • Click here to Navigate the Colorado Legislative process
  • Click here to learn how a bill becomes law 
  • Click here to learn how to testify virtually at the Legislature
  • Click here for Colorado General Assembly Bills and here for Legislators
  • Click here for information on Colorado Redistricting

Guidelines for AAUW of Colorado Members Regarding Voting Related Activities

Endorsing Candidates – AAUW does not endorse candidates for partisan office, nor any political party.

Testifying on an Issues – AAUW members frequently provide expert and interested party testimony at legislative committee hearings, school board meetings, and other forums at which the issues being discussed are related to AAUW’s mission.

Participation – AAUW members are also active in voter registration drives, voter education efforts, panels, committees, seminars, letter-writing campaigns, and virtually every other means by which citizens can participate in the democratic process.

Use of Name – AAUW members are urged to support local, state and national measures that implement AAUW priorities. Members may choose not to support such measures, but they may not use the name of AAUW in public opposition to those measures. As individuals, AAUW members are encouraged to be active in the political and legislative process.


Public Policy Day 2025 was a Moving and Informative Program

Click on the photos  below to see the recordings of each of the speakers.

Representative Monica Duran
Colorado House Majority Leader
Keynote Speaker

Melody Delmar, Director OMMIR, CO Division of Criminal Justice

Kalina Majercak, Advocacy Manager, AAUW

 

 

 

 

 

 

Su Ryden, AAUW of Colorado Public Policy Co-Director