The Tuesday Group is a supportive network of Colorado-based professionals navigating career transitions after USAID funding cuts and other global shifts. The group meets weekly at the Posner Center to share resources, job leads, and encouragement while fostering connection, advocacy, and collaboration across international development, nonprofit, and global engagement sectors. What began as a USAID (more…)
A Monthly International Development & Global Affairs Happy Hour Build your network and make new friends at this monthly social mixer hosted by the Denver Council on Foreign Relations and the Posner Center. This is a great opportunity to meet internationally minded folks from around the Denver metro area. Let’s enjoy our strong community and (more…)
Into the Wood Chipper: A Conversation with Nicholas Enrich Join former USAID senior official and bestselling author Nicholas Enrich for a timely conversation inspired by his book, Into the Wood Chipper: A Whistleblower’s Account of How the Trump Administration Shredded USAID. Drawing on his firsthand experience inside one of the most consequential periods in USAID’s (more…)
Motus Theater & Museo de Las Americas present: ConnectArte: Living Stories of Denver’s Chicano Movement with Motus Playback Theater In collaboration with Museo de las Americas, Motus Playback will present an interactive performance inspired by Accidentally on Purpose to celebrate the history, resilience, and cultural contributions of Denver’s Chicano community. Playback Theater is an improvisational (more…)
Impact Coworking Day at the Posner Center Looking to connect with other nonprofit and impact leaders while getting work done? Starting in September, join us on the third Friday of every month for a free day of coworking followed by a casual happy hour. Hosted at the Posner Center and organized by SVP Denver, Purpose Collective, and the Blended Philanthropic (more…)
Stories of Migration & Music with Motus Theater & The Boulder Phil String Quartet A remarkable performance featuring Motus monologists Perla Romero, Alejandro Fuentes Mena & Cristian Solano-Córdova, violinist Anthony Salvo and the Boulder Phil’s String Quartet. In this special collaboration, Motus Monologists with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) perform artfully crafted personal stories (more…)
Motus Theater Presents: What Love Requires in Lafayette, CO Motus Theater & the Parent Engagement Network (PEN) present What Love Requires, a new autobiographical monologue project featuring stories of parents of transgender and nonbinary adults. In many ways, the job of parents is to support our children to blossom into the unique gift they were (more…)
Motus Playback Theater: America 250, Colorado 150—Voices of Louisville Share your story and engage in community conversation about our past, present, and future. In recognition of the 250th anniversary of the United States and 150 years of Colorado, Motus Theater invites you to an interactive Playback Theater performance exploring how the family stories of Louisville (more…)
