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A prominent African American scholar portrays an important historical figure during this February tour.

Loving Our Land Colorado Humanities and the Regional Economic Development Institute at Colorado State University offer a series of free, online conversations about the challenges and opportunities facing rural Colorado. Loving Our Land, the second event in the series, focuses on natural resource assets, water headlands, and conservation efforts. Panelists Sonja Chavez

Engage with, and discover humanity in, significant historical figures during these compelling portrayals.

Students become scholars, combining research, history, language arts, and drama to develop a presentation.

33 bilingual biographies of local historical figures written for elementary readers by Colorado teachers.

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This online tool is your comprehensive and interactive source of reliable information on the state of Colorado.

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Consider choosing from this catalog of Chautauqua scholars for your next event.

Starting this fall, the Smithsonian Institution's traveling exhibition is coming to Colorado communities.