Citizens Project monitors bills each year at the Colorado State Legislature, and we report back to our community about bills we support and oppose, based on their alignment with our values of equity, inclusion, and justice.

Each year we publish a Legislator Report Card at the end of every Legislative Session, outlining how El Paso County Legislators voted on the bills we took positions on.

Below is the One-Page version of the Legislator Report Card.



The full version is available by clicking the button below.

Citizens Project Annual Creating Community Breakfast is just around the corner!

JOIN US bright and early!

July 18, 2024 • 7 am

Hillside Community Center

to rsvp, simply click on the button below so that we save you a seat!

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Each year at the Creating Community Breakfast, we present the Amy Divine Award

Why: The Divine Award is given annually to someone whose commitment to equity, inclusion, and justice has impacted the community in positive and lasting ways. The award simultaneously recognizes the accomplishments of its recipient. It honors the legacy of Amy Divine, the founder of Citizens Project, who dedicated her energy to championing traditional American values of: 

equal rights • individual freedoms • separation of church and state • inclusion • justice for all • civic engagement • respect for diversity 

What: Citizens Project invites members of the community to submit nominations for the prestigious Divine Award that recognizes a person in the Pikes Peak region who has worked tirelessly to create a vibrant democracy in which equal rights are protected, individual freedoms are secure, differences are respected, and people fully participate in civic life. 

If you know someone deserving of consideration for this award, please use the form below to nominate them by July, 2024.

Citizens Project proudly presents the second annual Beats and Ballots Music Festival. This free, family-friendly event re-imagines youth civic engagement and celebrates all members of the Pikes Peak region through a day filled with local music, activities, and food.

Starting at noon, on September 7th in Acacia Park, attendees will experience a full lineup of musicians and DJs from across the Front Range. In addition to a fleet of local food trucks, attendees can hear from state and local civic leaders and officials, visit booths from local vendors and nonprofits, and enter to win loads of giveaways.

Please fill out the linked form below to join us for this event as a vendor.

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Status update on CITIZENS PROJECT, COLORADO

LATINOS VOTE, LEAGUE OF WOMEN

VOTERS OF THE PIKES PEAK REGION,

and BLACK/LATINO LEADERSHIP

COALITION,

Plaintiffs,

v.

CITY OF COLORADO SPRINGS, and

SARAH BALL JOHNSON, in her official

capacity as City Clerk,

Defendants.