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The Bell Policy Center is a Colorado based nonprofit founded in the year 2000 with a goal of expanding economic mobility for all Coloradans.
In order to understand and engage with the local community and their needs the center conducts both academic research and community engaged research.
The nonprofit works on a wide variety of things that create opportunities for people to grow their economic situation, these include access to affordable childcare or higher education, fair systems of taxation, going after predatory lending and making sure people have safer options for getting small dollar loans.
KGNU’s Chris Schultz spoke with the President of the Bell Policy Center Chris deGruy Kennedy about the organization’s mission and how it leads the work that they do.
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On this edition of Dot Org, KGNU’s Chris Schulz spoke with Angie Jeffords – the Executive Director of the PLAY Boulder Foundation.
PLAY Boulder is the official non-profit partner of Boulder’s Parks and Recreation Department, around since the 1970s. In present times, they work to support fundraising and growth of parks, environmental sustainability, park renovations, and accessibility. They also mobilize communities through advocacy, education, and more.
Take a listen, and hear more about the work they do – and how you can get involved.
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Dot Org is KGNU’s biweekly spotlight on local nonprofits. You can find past Dot Org episodes here.
On this morning’s Morning Magazine, what’s happening in the natural world? We’ll find out on this month’s Nature Almanac, when we join Boulder Naturalist Steve Jones and the Boulder Audobon’s Teen Naturalists, at a creek that doesn’t freeze over, even in the winter. Then, news on Radium Girls, a local production about the women’s labor movement. After that, a look back on a local newspaper’s 20-year history as they close their doors for good. Finally, we wrap-up with Dot Org, our Friday spotlight on local nonprofits.
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Hosted by KGNU’s Jackie Sedley.
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