Denver is universally known as a dog-friendly city. But Leila Qari, owner of Denver Cat Company, is looking to introduce a new furry friend.
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Growing up in a family full of naturally artistic people, I never felt like I had an ounce of creative talent. That was until I was putting words together to create a story. When I’m not helping give a voice to underrepresented communities alongside the team here at Ms. Mayhem, I am working for a nonpartisan nonprofit that is fighting to improve women’s representation in our government. From women leading in their communities to individuals breaking barriers to carve a new path for themselves after, I love putting pen to paper (or fingers to keys) to help present people with another perspective to societal issues.
“Home From School” shows the trauma of Indigenous boarding schools generations later
The documentary “Home From School: The Children of Carlisle” documents the generational trauma handed down by the first Native boarding school.
Opinion: Netflix’s “Maid” reminds us just leaving isn’t that simple
Netflix’s “Maid” reminds us that just leaving abusive relationships isn’t always possible, especially for those with few assets.
Questions of inclusivity linger surrounding Womxn’s March Denver
Although Womxn’s March Denver has been working toward a more inclusive image, several activists have said the movement doesn’t represent them.
Coloradans prepare to help those affected by the new Texas law
Over the weekend Denver residents and pro-choice organizers rallied in support of Texas residents and began working on plans for the future.
How death companionship became a second life for Desiree Celeste
Death companion Desiree Celeste helps the bereaved with processing the death of their loved ones, personalizing the experience of grief.
Undocumented Coloradans score a victory for reproductive rights with Medicaid policy
On Jan. 6, Senate Bill 21-9 was into law. The legislation will provide undocumented people with reproductive care, including birth control.
Has Colorado cracked the code on birth control access?
Over a decade ago, Colorado expanded access to free contraceptives for those under 25. Today, the teen birth rate is down and graduation rates are up.
The fight for Missing and Murdered Indigenous women in Colorado
Violence against Indigenous women has hit epidemic proportions. Durango SASO staff member Kelsey Lansing is fighting to advocate for them.
BIPOC and plus-sized women are carving out their own space in the outdoors
Although representation of BIPOC in the outdoors is increasing, there is still work to do to make non-white people feel welcome.