THE  AGENDA

Representatives of Rocky Mountain Equality respond to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision announced in Chiles v. Salazar.

Rocky Mountain Equality urges Colorado voters to vote NO on Initiative #95 in November 2026.

The People & Culture Generalist will run the functions of the human resources department including staffing/recruiting, onboarding, offboarding, employee relations, workforce administration, compensation research, employee benefits, talent management, and employee engagement through the lens of RMEQ’s values and culture.

The Colorado Secretary of State’s validation of signatures for Ballot Initiative #110 confirms that Colorado voters will vote on another measure targeting LGBTQ+ youth in November 2026. An initiative banning transgender youth from school sports was validated. “Coloradans don’t need outside interests to tell them how to raise their families or limit their gender-affirming or reproductive healthcare access,” said Bruce Parker, executive director of Rocky Mountain Equality.“ In

The Colorado Secretary of State’s validation of signatures for Ballot Initiative #109 confirms that Colorado voters will vote on this measure targeting LGBTQ+ youth in November 2026.