Commissioner Jorge Martinez presented a draft outreach PowerPoint and proposed a QR handout to explain the Human Relations Commission; staff said communications will help make materials accessible and listed upcoming community events and HHS newsletter details.

Commissioners discussed rising regional ICE activity and options to support Latinx and immigrant residents: share district attorney 'know your rights' documents (English/Spanish), the Boulder Police Department FAQs, and community rapid-response resources; staff will circulate links.

The Boulder Human Relations Commission voted Feb. 9 to send a letter to City Council and the city manager urging the city not to renew its administrative contract with Flock, citing privacy, misidentification, and risks to immigrant and marginalized communities; staff will deliver the letter.

Boulder Council discusses strategies for improved public input and meeting effectiveness.

Boulder discusses homelessness strategy and plans accreditation as a welcoming city.

City Council discusses scheduling October retreat to accommodate new commission appointments and parental leave.

Boulder secures three applicants for HRC with recruitment closing this Friday.

Council discusses partnering with Ami for theatrical conversations on challenging topics.

Council members discuss enhancing public engagement and the importance of difficult conversations.

Taisha advocates for improved human relations strategies and accountability processes to address discrimination.

Undocumented artists perform monologues at state capitol, highlighting immigration issues and personal experiences.

City opens extreme weather shelter for unhoused individuals amid severe weather conditions lasting over three days.