It has been my mission to help individuals find healthy ways to navigate the great unknown of spiritual, emotional and mental confusion and stress. We are the masters of our own mindscape. We are the creators of our perceptions and responses to the world. It is time for each of us to learn more about ourselves, to reveal and use our special gifts to paint a new picture. WE ARE THE STORY TELLERS and this life IS OUR STORY! The Neurosculpting® Institute, NSI, was born out of a life-long search for answers and practical approaches to dealing with personal transformation. It brings together the principles of Neuroleadership, the latest research regarding cognitive neuroscience, and the time-tested practices of mindfulness and meditation in a comprehensive left-right brain approach to better living. For far too long we have lived in a segregated society of science vs. spirituality. The Neurosculpting® Institute is the bridge of integration. It IS where gray matters! Imagine the benefits of your mental, emotional, spiritual and physical perceptions coming in to alignment. For an up-to-date and full listing of classes, go to our website calendar! http://neurosculptinginstitute.com/calendar/
It has been my mission to help individuals find healthy ways to navigate the great unknown of spiritual, emotional and mental confusion and stress. We are the masters of our own mindscape. We are the creators of our perceptions and responses to the world. It is time for each of us to learn more about ourselves, to reveal and use our special gifts to paint a new picture. WE ARE THE STORY TELLERS and this life IS OUR STORY! The Neurosculpting® Institute, NSI, was born out of a life-long search for answers and practical approaches to dealing with personal transformation. It brings together the principles of Neuroleadership, the latest research regarding cognitive neuroscience, and the time-tested practices of mindfulness and meditation in a comprehensive left-right brain approach to better living. For far too long we have lived in a segregated society of science vs. spirituality. The Neurosculpting® Institute is the bridge of integration. It IS where gray matters! Imagine the benefits of your mental, emotional, spiritual and physical perceptions coming in to alignment. For an up-to-date and full listing of classes, go to our website calendar! http://neurosculptinginstitute.com/calendar/
We love to travel! We are a small non-profit 501(c)(3) that sends interns and volunteer to 27 countries. This page is geared towards ELIers who are preparing for their projects. Tel 303-321-8278 or visit www.eliabroad.org
The University of Colorado composes four distinct campuses - University of Colorado Boulder, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, University of Colorado Denver, and University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus - united in making a difference. The state's leading public research university, CU plays a profound role in the lives of individuals, businesses and communities throughout Colorado, across the country and around the world. As president of CU, Bruce D. Benson leads the university which boasts more than 61,000 undergraduate, graduate and first-professional students. Nearly half a million alumni have led the way in business, science, the arts, health care and their communities, and they’re joined by 15,000 more each year.
Since 1994, Cooking Matters Colorado has empowered over 70,000 families across the state with the skills to stretch their food budgets and cook healthy meals so their children get nutritious food at home. As part of the No Kid Hungry campaign to end childhood hunger in America, Share Our Strength's Cooking Matters teaches participants to shop smarter, use nutrition information to make healthier choices and cook delicious, affordable meals. Founded in 1993, Cooking Matters and thousands of volunteers have helped more than 265,000 low-income families in communities across the country learn how to eat better for less. Share Our Strength founded Cooking Matters on a unique model of collaboration between Share Our Strength and local program partners that leverages the strengths of all involved. Share Our Strength provides professional-level curricula and instructional materials, training, evaluation and national leadership support while local program partners provide hands-on, grassroots-level resources, program customization and relationships that are best addressed on the local level. This collaborative program model makes Cooking Matters uniquely effective, efficient and sustainable among national nonprofit education programs. Together, we are ending childhood hunger in Colorado as part of the national No Kid Hungry campaign. To join us, visit co.cookingmatters.org.
Since 1994, Cooking Matters Colorado has empowered over 70,000 families across the state with the skills to stretch their food budgets and cook healthy meals so their children get nutritious food at home. As part of the No Kid Hungry campaign to end childhood hunger in America, Share Our Strength's Cooking Matters teaches participants to shop smarter, use nutrition information to make healthier choices and cook delicious, affordable meals. Founded in 1993, Cooking Matters and thousands of volunteers have helped more than 265,000 low-income families in communities across the country learn how to eat better for less. Share Our Strength founded Cooking Matters on a unique model of collaboration between Share Our Strength and local program partners that leverages the strengths of all involved. Share Our Strength provides professional-level curricula and instructional materials, training, evaluation and national leadership support while local program partners provide hands-on, grassroots-level resources, program customization and relationships that are best addressed on the local level. This collaborative program model makes Cooking Matters uniquely effective, efficient and sustainable among national nonprofit education programs. Together, we are ending childhood hunger in Colorado as part of the national No Kid Hungry campaign. To join us, visit co.cookingmatters.org.
Brian Shea and Timothy McCracken offer On Camera classes for Actors of all levels and experience!
The Early Education Department is guided by the following core beliefs: Young children need time to grow and develop through play and experience. Supporting families in their roles as nurturers and first teachers leads to greater academic achievement for their children and more parental involvement in DPS and the community. Rigorous early learning requires that instructional activities are planned with intention and classroom environments and experiences are designed to meet specific learning outcomes. The building blocks of rigorous early learning programs include children’s development of cognitive processes, receptive and expressive language, fine and gross motor skills, positive behaviors and interactions, and self regulation. This creates the foundation of all learning. The development of young learners requires that teachers in early learning programs continually differentiate instruction to support advancement of the developmental continuum. Early learning standards link content and desired outcomes to specific ages or developmental periods. A comprehensive, high quality early education continuum, birth through eight, closes the achievement gap.
IMPACT Network is a 501c3 nonprofit promoting cannabinoid medicine research, education, and advocacy.
IMPACT Network is a 501c3 nonprofit promoting cannabinoid medicine research, education, and advocacy.
We want the DCTA (Denver Classroom Teacher’s Association) Facebook community to be a welcoming platform for productive conversation on today's public education issues. Note that you are solely responsible for your prestige and reputation, think before you post and or reply. Your words determine who you are on social media and in your professional life. Our Facebook page is open to the public and is closely monitored. As a guest posting content on the DCTA Facebook page, you agree that you will not: violate any local, state, federal and international laws and regulations; post statements, photos, video or audio that reasonably could be viewed as disruptive, threatening, profane, abusive, harassing, embarrassing, tortuous, defamatory, obscene, libelous, or is an invasion of another's privacy, is hateful or racially, ethnically or otherwise objectionable as solely determined by DCTA’s discretion; impersonate any person or entity or falsely state or otherwise misrepresent your affiliation with a person or entity; transmit (by uploading, posting, email or otherwise) any unsolicited or unauthorized advertising promotional materials, "junk mail," "spam," "chain letters," "pyramid schemes" or any other form of solicitation. DCTA reserves the right to monitor, prohibit, restrict, block, or suspend your access, at any time, without notice for violating the community rules. By posting any content on the DCTA Facebook page, you grant DCTA the right to reproduce, edit or modify such content and use for any DCTA purpose.
Program Overview Since 1946, Denver Kids, Inc. has provided educational counseling and mentoring to thousands of Denver Public School (DPS) students, grades K-12. Each child is provided with the support and guidance that most effectively minimizes the risk factors that are impeding academic success. The program strives to help each student achieve his or her potential by offering encouragement and addressing the factors that promote healthy social, physical, and mental development. Denver Kids, Inc. is a preventive counseling and mentoring program that currently provides one-to-one guidance to over 1,000 students in DPS. Additional programs include Future Options, Parent Engagement and Enrichment Activities. School personnel, who recognize that the students’ problems extend beyond those that the schools' resources can address, refer students to Denver Kids, Inc. Each full-time Denver Kids, Inc. educational counselor works with a caseload of 55 to 65 students. They see students on a weekly to semi-monthly basis and are often the most stabilizing influence in the child’s life. Referrals of students are encouraged in the elementary years, as research has shown that long term consistent support of at-risk students is most effective. On average, a student is in the program for eight years. Once a student has entered the program, Denver Kids, Inc. is committed to supporting the child through high school graduation as long as he or she remains a student of DPS. Denver Kids, Inc. is successful in helping students achieve academic success through constant reinforcement of positive behaviors, exposure to a myriad of opportunities, and encouragement of academic achievement and attendance.
WHAT WE DO: The Governor's Office of Information Technology (OIT) strives to impact the lives of all Coloradans to create a safer, happier and healthier state. We work to empower the State of Colorado with flexible technology that will drive sustainable and intelligent business decisions. We envision a future where the end-user experience shapes design, and data analytics transform how state government serves its residents. HOW WE DO IT: - Build on the basics with cutting edge technology - Secure Colorado through innovation - Empower, engage, and energize our employees - Strengthen Colorado’s tech landscape We are the Governor’s Office of Information Technology -- serving people serving Colorado.
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The Honorary Russian Consulate General of Russia in Colorado promotes knowledge and understanding between Russia and Colorado. Its mission is to foster cooperation in business, trade, culture, science and technology. The office sponsors business and cultural events and serves as a clearing house for information. Dr. Deborah A. Palmieri is Honorary Consul General of Russian in Colorado. As an honorary office, we do not provide official services, such as visas, notarization or other services performed by regular consulates. To obtain a visa or for advice about visas, contact the Consulate General of Russia in San Francisco at www.consulrussia.org. In case you have any additional questions about obtaining a visa you can call the Consulate General in San Francisco at (415) 928-6878. Please do not call our office about visas.
The Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing (the Governor's Office of Health Care Policy and Financing) is the institution responsible for administering the Medicaid and Child Health Plan Plus programs, as well as a variety of other programs for Colorado's low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities. HCPF is the lead entity in Colorado through which health care reform is implemented.
The Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing oversees Health First Colorado (Colorado's Medicaid Program), Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+), and other public health care programs for Coloradans who qualify. See http://co.gov/hcpf/social for our social media policies.
We’re here to help you find answers to your questions about the new health care laws and what they mean to you. We put the resources you need at your fingertips so you don’t have to navigate multiple state agencies’ websites.
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The Colorado Commission for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing (CCDHH) is a governmental agency in the state of Colorado on behalf of people of all ages who are deaf and hard of hearing, established by enabling statutes passed the Colorado General Assembly during the 2000 session and recorded in the Colorado Revised Statutes. The Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing facilitates the provision of general governmental services to the deaf and hard of hearing community while making government more efficient. Under the federal "Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990", 42 U.S.C. sec. 12101, Colorado has a duty to provide to the deaf and hard of hearing, equivalent access to governmental services. This duty requires state departments and agencies to provide interpreters, telecommunications equipment, and other resources to enable such access. Centralizing and unifying such resources under a Commission has the potential to create cost savings for both the State and the deaf and hard of hearing community. In addition, such consolidation of resources will facilitate quality control, and thus increase the quality of governmental services while increasing access by the deaf and hard of hearing community to those services.
The Secretary of State is an elected member of the Executive Branch of Colorado's state government. Elected every four years, the Secretary of State serves as the chief executive of an office that oversees and administers many laws including Colorado's business and commercial statutes pertaining to profit and nonprofit corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, trade names, secured transactions under the Uniform Commercial Code and miscellaneous liens, Colorado Election Code, Voter Registration Law, Campaign Finance Laws, Lobbyist Regulation, Colorado Charitable Solicitations Act, Bingo and Raffles Laws, and Notaries Public Laws. These varied duties are divided primarily among the Elections and Business & Licensing Divisions. The Department of State is funded primarily by user fees, which are among the lowest in the nation.
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Colorado GEAR UP is the state's outreach program for low-income students who are typically the first in their families to go to college. The program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education and managed by the Colorado Department of Higher Education. To learn about how you can become a Colorado GEAR UP student, please contact us at 303-866-2723 or email us at [email protected] Visit www.ColoradoGEARUP.org
As the Student Government Assembly of Metropolitan State University of Denver, we aspire to successfully represent our diverse and innovative student body, through meaningful leadership, communication, and connection.
As part of a greater network representing Canada throughout the United States, our office works to strengthen our trade and economic ties; to enhance our political, academic and cultural links; and to assist Canadians visiting or living in this beautiful five-state Rocky Mountain region.
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