News Room
Here’s where you’ll find the latest news about the Colorado Center on Law and Policy and all the agency’s activities across the state. Check the calendar for events that might interest you, and read the latest news releases from CCLP.
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For news reporters
The Colorado Center on Law and Policy is an excellent resource for news reporters covering health care policy, the state budget, poverty and related issues. To arrange an interview with one of our experts, or to begin receiving our news releases by e-mail, contact Communications Director Perry Swanson by e-mail or call his desk at 303-573-5669 ext. 306.
Recent Events
January 13, 2012
Budget Works 2012: A Nightmare on Main Street
Austerity, State and Federal Budget Cuts, and What It Means for Colorado Register now Our annual Budget Works training is schedule...
December 15, 2011
CCLP's 2011 Holiday Appreciation Party
2011 has been a great year for the Colorado Center on Law and Policy. We invite you to help us celebrate. Enjoy the holiday season...
December 06, 2011
Donate to CCLP on Colorado Gives Day: Tuesday, Dec. 6
You can be a part of the Colorado Center on Law and Policy's mission promoting justice and economic security for all Coloradans. M...
Recent News Releases
October 28, 2011
New research shows the true cost of living and provides tools to help lift people out of poverty
Many workers throughout Colorado have earnings that fall far short of what's needed to meet basic family needs, even if their inco...
October 14, 2011
The Kresge Foundation bolsters Colorado's poverty-reduction movement
The Colorado Center on Law and Policy, one of Colorado's leading advocacy organizations, has received a $371,000 grant from The Kr...
September 23, 2011
Everyone feels effects of recession, but new figures show some areas and groups suffer the worst
The effects of the Great Recession in Colorado have fallen hardest on local areas such as Denver and Mesa County, and groups such ...