Jace Woodrum
Jace Woodrum, Phil Nash, Karl Wesley and George Gramer weigh in on this week’s question.
We have community leaders, thought leaders and folks on the street telling us how they plan to make 2013 their best year yet. We asked: What’s your New Year’s resolution, and what resolution should the LGBT community have as a whole?
Out Front is honoring individuals who use their lives – and whatever positions they entail – to be change agents, speaking for justice, community and the betterment of others.
Colorado LGBT community members and allies who made a difference in 2012
Colorado’s second annual Gay-Straight Alliance Leadership Summit, hosted by One Colorado and the Colorado GSA Network, will work to empower LGBTQ and allied students, educate school faculty, and strengthen GSAs throughout the state, organizers say. It takes place Saturday, Oct. 6 at the Auraria Campus in Denver.
Out Front, Colorado’s largest and oldest LGBT media organization and network, will honor 11 individuals and organizations who created change and gave back this year Oct. 6 at its inaugural Power Party.
No matter which major political party claims Colorado Senate District 31 in the November election, a gay man will represent those voters.
That’s right, only 37 percent of all school districts in Colorado have their policies completely up-to-date.
