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We are a community leader coordinating resources to create positive change. Check out some of our Spotlights

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With 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men experiencing abuse by an intimate partner in their lifetime, you will likely know a survivor of domestic violence at some point. Many people want to help, but they don't know how to approach someone who they suspect may be in an abusive relationship.

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Fifty-nine higher education leaders from across the United States completed the 2023-2024 Weekend HERS Leadership Institute, held this year at Airlie Hotel in Warrenton, Virginia. HERS (Higher Education Resources Services) facilitates three cohorts of the HERS Leadership Institute each year, including two summer intensive sessions and a weekend immersion cohort hosted throughout the academic year. The HERS Leadership Institute (HLI) is a transformational leadership development program for women and gender-diverse leaders in higher education, founded to fill leadership pipelines across the United States with dynamic leaders capable of ushering their respective institutions into a more inclusive and equitable future. During the HLI, participants share their vision of leadership and what they hope to contribute to their respective institutions and are then challenged to develop the skills to actualize their professional vision. Alums of the HERS Leadership Institute emerge better skilled and more confident in leading with their unique voice, providing a much-needed infusion of bold guidance to their respective institutions. Each HLI cohort also participates in a fundraising effort during their session. Rebecca Thomas, Ph.D. from Montgomery College led the advancement committee for the 2024 Weekend HLI cohort. Collectively, they raised more than any previous HLI session, exceeding $24,300 in […]

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Seniors Checklist 2025-2026 Welcome to Your Senior Checklist Your final year is a thrilling milestone—the moment when dreams begin to take shape and the future starts to unfold. That’s where our Senior Checklist comes in. Think of it as a compass for your journey—whether you’re aiming for college, technical training, a new job, or something entirely unique. August Check transcript/graduation requirements Retake SAT (ask Future Center or Counselor for Fee Waiver) Complete or start your College Essay/Personal Statement Research Scholarship deadlines (see FC/Counselor for websites) Explore your graduation plan YESS Intake Survey “Getting to Know You” Meet with YESS Post-Secondary Navigator September Start College applications Start applying to Scholarships Apply for COF (College Opportunity Fund) Attend College Fairs (check with Future Center/Counselors for dates) Register for SAT retake if needed Meet with YESS Post-Secondary Navigator College Fairs: https://www.nacacattend.org/25Denver University of Colorado at Boulder 10/25 Colorado Council Day/Night College Fair @ North High 9am gym Colorado Council Day/Night College Fair @ Kennedy High 9am https://www.strivescan.com/greaterdenver/ South High 5:30pm (out of state colleges) October Explore Trade Schools Continue College Applications Continue Scholarship Applications Request Letters of Recommendation (2 to 3) Create FSA ID/CASFA ID studentaid.gov: https://studentaid.gov/ Meet with YESS Post-Secondary Navigator  November Complete college/university applications Continue Scholarship applications Follow up with Letters of Recommendation Meet with YESS Post-Secondary Navigator  Begin the YESS Institute Scholarship Application December FAFSA application opens December 1st Continue with scholarship applications Check college acceptance status Apply for Institutional Scholarships if you have been accepted Meet with counselor for grad requirements Ensure transcripts have been sent to all colleges Meet with YESS Post-Secondar

jarockymountain.org

Have questions about volunteering, our curriculum, or sponsoring an event? We’d love to hear from you. JA-Rocky Mountain Contact Information: Metro Denver Main Office 303-534-JAJA (5252)6500 Greenwood Plaza Blvd.Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Northern Colorado & Wyoming Regional Office970-506-1420295 E. 29th Street Suite 30Loveland, CO 80538 Southern Colorado Regional Office303-534-JAJA (5252)611 North Weber Street, Suite 201Colorado Springs,

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Welcome to A Place Called Home where we focus on empowering South Los Angeles Youth to achieve social, emotional, and economic success.

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303-861-1160 ext. 3 | humantrafficking@coloradocrimevictims.org Human Trafficking Program is open from 8 am - 5 pm MST Monday - Friday Please contact COVA's Human Trafficking Program to ask about referrals and available services. If this is an emergency call 911 If you are looking for emergency shelter call Colorado's Human Trafficking Hotline at 866-455-5057

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a spiritual community for addicts, loved ones of addicts, spiritual refugees