//Jordan Jasinski tattooing a client at Urban Element Tattoo in Denver on Feb. 6. Photo by Madison Lauterbach | [email protected] The secret to success in the tattoo business? Paying your dues. It’s a creed that Jordan Jasinski swears by. There is no shortcut...
//Cuica Montoya speaks to one of the residents of the houseless encampment at 16th and Pearl about the city-sanctioned encampment due to open nearby, next to the Denver Community Church. Photo by Esteban Fernandez | [email protected] Update: Robert Vazquez no...
//Volunteer Karen Waelke and Captiol Hill United Ministries Director Diana Flahive look at the donated coloring books and colored pencils on Flahive’s porch on Dec. 17. Photos by Madeleine Kelly | [email protected] The twinkle of the lights will burn...
//Chief Medical Resident Dr. Sneha Shah stands inside the Rocky Mountain Regional Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Jan. 18. Photo by Polina Saran | [email protected] As we pause to reflect on the life and legacy of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., we...
//Ashlee Morris Hobbs, a school social worker, holds her 6-months-old son on Feb. 26 at Cheesman Park. Hobbs, who gave birth to her son last year, worries about how systemic racism and the COVID-19 pandemic will impact her child’s future. Photo by Polina Saran |...
//Chelsea Blankenship, the founder of Colorado Girl Gang, in Denver. Photo by Madeleine Kelly | [email protected] Editor’s note: One of the women in this story, Lauren Carter, is Ms. Mayhem’s social media manager in addition to being a moderator...
//Illustration by Madison Lauterbach | [email protected] Kelly Sammis thinks that sometimes we remain feeling broken because we don’t know things can be different. Ten years after surviving a sexual assault in college, Sammis says her pelvis was speaking to...
//Adrienne Mansanares, president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of the Rockies. Photo provided by PPRM. Now that the pandemic is dragging into its third year, many are tired of the constant remote appointments, the demands of life piling up while stuck at home....
//Annie Lee, the first woman and first woman of color to lead Colorado Access, the state’s largest Medicaid contractor. She was hired as CEO in January 2022. Photo courtesy of Walnut Street Photography. As a first-generation Korean American, Annie Lee remembers...
//Alcoholics Anonymous has a heavy undertone of Christianity, despite claiming they have no affiliation with any particular faith, sector, denomination. Graphic by Madison Lauterbach | [email protected] “My name is Keegan, and I’m an alcoholic.” Thinking back...
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