
Diverse Fort Collins
Diverse Fort Collins is a volunteer-driven community project advocating for antiracism and racial equity. We connect people with resources and each other.
Let’s co-create an inclusive community!

About Us
Our Mission
We advocate for racial equity in our community by connecting people with resources and each other through the website and Community Voices.
The Advisory Committee comprises many facets of our community, and collaborates with the Executive Director on strategic planning and programming.

You Can Make a Difference
Share Your Story
We elevate the voices of people who live, work, and play in our community. Want to share your story? We’d love to hear from you!
Recommend
Help us build our resource lists of nonprofits, BIPOC-owned businesses and tools to help dismantle systemic racism in our community through education and awareness.
Learn
Read, grow, and make new friends in the process. Attend FREE Spanish Conversation Groups (beginning, and intermediate/advanced) and reasonably-priced classes for all levels.

Testimonials
What People Say
Every community needs a Diverse Fort Collins so we can learn, educate, and empower one another with open hearts, and be compassionate to everything around us.
Karen Wong-Brown
I always leave these meetings feeling better about the human race.
Tonie

Blog
Events & News
- Announcement: Share Your StoryDiverse Fort Collins elevates the voices of people who live, work, and play in our community. In partnership with Diverse Fort Collins, Northern Colorado Writers will continue our work in sharing diverse voices.
- Podcasts: A User’s GuidePodcasts: A User’s Guide by Linae Warden. I was inspired to write this guide by a Diverse Fort Collins friend who is interested in listening to podcasts but doesn’t know where to start.
- Community Voices: Diane JonesFrom “Transitioned” by Diane Jones. …when you are trans, there is nowhere to hide. Not that I want to hide, I am out and proud, but a large part of the status quo does not agree with it or understand it. I get pointed at, stared at, laughed at, whispered about, or just plain ignored. I hear comments like, “You see her over there? That’s a dude!” or simply a head shaking “Damn!”

Volunteer
We’re co-creating an inclusive community in which race and identity are not barriers to success. Help develop the website, write a Community Voices guest commentary, or contribute recommendations to our resource lists.
Read the About page and contact us. We look forward to meeting you!