Colorado Fiscal Institute

📣 We want to take a moment to uplift one of our community partners doing important work to advance a stronger, more equitable fiscal future for Colorado.

The Cash for Coloradans Coalition has launched a brand-new website and a suite of tools designed to help advocates, community organizations, and partners stay connected, share resources, and move this work forward together.

Be sure to check it out at cashforcoloradans.org and explore the resources they've built for Coloradans across the state.

A special shoutout to Jourdan McGinn, the coalition's Steering Committee, and the Narrative Change Working Group for helping bring this project to life. 🎉

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🚂🌲🏔️ What kind of Colorado do you want to see in 2076?

Last year, the Colorado Fiscal Institute and Reimagine Colorado traveled across the state, inviting Coloradans to imagine a future worth working toward. People shared visions of affordable high-speed rail, thriving communities, protected access to the outdoors, and a future where technology serves the public good.

Now, Vision 2076 is entering its next phase.

Together, we're launching a new online platform where anyone in Colorado can share their vision for the future, explore ideas from people across the state, and help shape a conversation about where we're headed together.

No matter your age, background, language, or ZIP code, your voice belongs in this conversation.

Take a few minutes to add your vision and see what others are imagining for Colorado's future.

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What do you want Colorado to look like in 2076? - Vision 2076 Colorado is deciding its future. Add your voice to a statewide conversation about the next fifty years — it takes five minutes.