What stereotypes are present in our community? Who is affected by them and how? Gretchen Minekime from the Community Foundation Boulder County host partners from Project Invisible - a new multi-media effort to share our community's untold stories and ignite a conversation about what we can all do to make a difference. Guests include Kassia Binkowski from One Thousand Design; Robin Bohannan, Director of Boulder County Community Services; and Claire Clurman, Executive Director at Attention Homes.

It’s a time of significant executive leadership transition in Boulder County’s nonprofit sector. Join host Leslie Allen, Trustee of The Community Foundation, for a conversation about the impacts and opportunities of those transitions on the county’s nonprofits and our broader community. Guests will include Wendy Reynolds, President of Via’s Board of Directors; Helen Gemmill, Former Chair of The Community Foundation’s Board of Trustees; and Julie Van Domelen, Executive Director of the Emergency Family Assistance Association (EFAA).

Mental Health issues are of mounting concern for communities around the country. Longmont created opportunities for residents to talk about the issue through a number of Community Conversations and identify recommendations for action. Elvira Ramos, Director of Programs for The Community Foundation, hosts a discussion with guests Karen Roney, Community Service Director, City of Longmont and Sharon McCaffery, LCSW, with  Longmont’s Soft Voices program

The achievement gap between Latino and Anglo students is wider in Boulder County than just about anywhere else in Colorado. The Community Foundation is working directly with Latino parents to help fight this trend, through a new program called Engaged Latino Parents Advancing School Outcomes. Two years in, ELPASO has reached more than 1,600 Latino parents of 0-5 year olds, and trained 50 Latino parent leaders who have hosted more than 200 house meetings and trained hundreds more parents. Our host, Chris Barge, directs ELPASO in his role as Director of the Foundation's School Readiness Initiative. His guests are two of the Latino parents at the heart of this Latino parent revolution: Veronica Sangabriel, one of ELPASO's three School Readiness Coordinators, and Chely Meraz, a Latino parent leader who has been transformed by ELPASO and has helped transform other parents through ELPASO.