Colorado Public Radio's Jenny Brundin speaks to students, advocates, and legislators about Colorado ASSET. Read More...
Colorado ASSET creates a third category of tuition called standard-rate tuition. For students to be eligible for this rate a student will have to attend three or more years of high school in Colorado and graduate or obtain a GED. Read More...
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Colorado's ASSET bill would give a tuition break to those whose immigration status stands in their way. Read More...
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Members


CIRC has member organizations throughout the state, organized into five regions: North, South, Metro-Denver, West and Mountain. The regional structure is designed to ensure a diverse, democratic, and inclusive statewide coalition built up from the local grassroots communities and regions.

9 to 5 National Association of Working Women, Colorado Chapter
Denver

American Friends Service Committee
Denver

AMISTAD
Boulder

Boulder County Farmer's Market Association
Boulder

Colorado African Organization
Denver

Center for Justice, Peace and the Environment
Fort Collins

Centro de Los Pobres
Avondale

Centro Humanitario
Denver, Aurora

CLARRO (Colorado Latino Leadership, Advocacy & Research Organization)
Denver

Coloradans for Immigrant Rights (a project of the AFSC)
Denver

Colorado Anti-Violence Program
Denver

Colorado Organization for Latina Opportunity and Reproductive Rights
Denver

Colorado Progressive Coalition
Denver, Greeley, Pueblo

Compañeros
Durango

Democracía U.S.A.
Pueblo

Denver Coalition for Integration
Denver

Denver Fair Food Committee
Denver

Denver Justice and Peace Committee
Denver

El Comite de Longmont
Longmont

Escuela Tlatelolco
Denver

Espíritu Maya
Alamosa

Estrellas supported by the Rural Community Resource Center
Yuma

FRESC-For Good Jobs and Strong Communities
Denver

Fuerza Latina
Ft. Collins

Fuerza Unida de Telluride
Telluride

Graham Memorial Community Church
Denver

Grand Valley Peace & Justice
Grand Junction

H.S. Power & Light
Denver

Hispanic Affairs Pastoral Project
Montrose

Integrated Community
Steamboat Springs, Craig

Immigrant Community Alliance
Denver, CO

Immigrant Legal Center of Boulder County
Boulder

Jobs With Justice
Denver

Latin American Research and Service Agency
Denver

Metro Organizations for People
Denver

Mi Familia Vota
Denver

Movimiento Hispano de Eagle County
Edwards

Padres y Jovenes Unidos
Denver, Commerce City, Aurora

Politically Active Ztudents
Denver

Prax(us) Anti-Trafficking Project
Denver

Pueblo Inmigrante en Marcha
Pueblo

Rights for All People
Denver, Aurora

Rocky Mountain Immigrant and Advocacy Network
Westminster

Rocky Mountain Peace and Justice Center
Boulder

Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence
Boulder

San Luis Valley Immigrant Resource Center
Alamosa

Service Employees International Union, Local 105
Denver, Aurora

Spring Institute for Intercultural Learning
Denver

Unidos por la Igualdad de Summit County
Dillon

UNITE-HERE Rocky Mountain Regional Board
Denver

United Food and Commercials Workers, Local 7
Denver

United With Migrants

Brighton


Voces Unidas for Justice
Colorado Springs

VOICE-Voices of Immigrant Children for Education Equality
Boulder

Western Colorado Justice for Immigrants Committees
Clifton
Delta
Fruita
Grand Junction
Gunnison
Hotchkiss
Montrose
Olathe
Palisade


    




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