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Denver— This afternoon, the Colorado legislature gave the final thumbs up to Senator Faith Winter’s SB19-002, a bill that will bring oversight of student loan servicers in line with other consumer loan providers in the state. Among licensing requirements and … Continue reading →

To view this request as a PDF, click here. Date of Request for Proposals: December 1, 2018Deadline for Request for Proposals: January 31, 2019 Summary New Era Colorado seeks a consultant (or pair/team) to work with us to pursue organizational … Continue reading →

For a PDF version of this fellowship description, click here. We’re seeking a part-time fundraising fellow to help us raise the revenue we need to power our work and grow our impact. As a fundraising fellow, you’ll receive unique networking … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON— Seth Frotman, the Student Loan Ombudsman at the Consumer FInancial Protection Bureau tasked with overseeing the student loan market, resigned this morning. In a scathing resignation letter to Acting Director Mick Mulvaney, Frotman states that the current administration has “has … Continue reading →

Friends, Because of President Trump, our best chance to fight climate change is on the local level now—where we need to double down. And here in Colorado, Boulder’s fighting to do just that: pursuing the most powerful tool it has … Continue reading →

Friends— Exciting news: Boulder City Council voted 6-3 last night to stay the course on the campaign for local power! This means we’ll continue with the utility formation process hearings at the Public Utilities Commission. Council members spoke of the … Continue reading →

This email was sent to our local power supporters on April 12, 2017. Friends, As you know, Boulder’s been working towards the creation of a locally-owned electric utility powered by clean energy for the last several years. There’s a major … Continue reading →

The following email was sent to Boulder City Council on April 11, 2017. Dear City Council, My name is Molly Fitzpatrick and I am the Organizing Director with New Era Colorado. We would again like to express our deep appreciation … Continue reading →

Boulder’s Campaign for Local Power: The Latest TL;DR: Boulder’s fight to create a community-owned electric utility powered by renewable energy continues! With President Trump moving to undo major climate change mitigation efforts on the federal level, the stakes have never … Continue reading →

Friends— We’re excited to share that New Era is joining organizations from across the country to launch The Alliance for Youth Action—a movement of young people, by young people, for all people. Local organizing has never been more important, so … Continue reading →