Students ‘Reconstruct the Past’ of Local Black Women for Multimedia Exhibit
FRCC’s “Reconstructing the Past” multimedia exhibit tells the stories of Black women from around Colorado’s Front Range. Come check it out!
Tapestry Tells History of Women in Colorado
Hand-stitched artwork at state capitol pays homage to their courage and perseverance. As we kick off Women’s History Month, I’d like to tell you about a remarkable piece of art hanging in our state capitol building in Denver. (If you haven’t been to the capitol, I highly recommend a visit. You can take a free […]
Black History Month: A Time to Learn, Celebrate and Grow
During the month of February, we honor the achievements of Black Americans and recognize their important role in all aspects of our society. Learn more…
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, “The Perils of Indifference”
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, we remember the victims. As painful as it is to recognize the horrors of the Holocaust, we remember—and promise to never forget.
Women’s Equality: Honoring Our Progress, Continuing the Fight
On August 26 each year, our country recognizes Women’s Equality Day in honor of that same date in 1920. Find out more about this defining moment in US history.
Honoring César Chávez, an American Champion for Social Justice
March 31 is César Chávez Day, which was proclaimed in 2014 by former President Barack Obama. Today, we honor his legacy and impact.
Celebrating International Women’s Day by Embracing Equity
Wednesday is International Women’s Day. Read more about this global celebration of women’s history and the continued movements for gender equity and inclusion.
Native American Heritage Month: Honoring People Who Have Shaped Our Nation’s History
November is National Native American Heritage Month, an annual celebration of the rich ancestry and traditions of the indigenous peoples of the United States.