4/23/18 review of a Denver City Council meeting

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of a Denver City Council meeting I attended.

It should be noted I didn't attend this meeting for any specific reason. My goal had been, if I remember correctly, simply to attend 10 city council meetings in 2018. However, I didn't meet my goal.

Twitter's platform has twisted each of my threads through 2018 and 2019 out of chronological order. This thread is affected, but is still mostly coherent.

Thank you for reading. Please enjoy.

3/12/18 review of a March, 2018, Denver City Council meeting

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of a Denver City Council meeting I attended in March of 2018.

The thread discusses the topics at the meeting, including the Colorado Rapids Youth Soccer Team, St. Patrick's Day, a learning project for getting better at hiring locally and providing workers livable wages, a resolution for a Denver HIV/AIDS services fund, a resolution on rezoning some property for residences, and a temporary administrative moratorium on slot-home building.

The tweets in some of my threads have been twisted out of chronological order on Twitter's platform. This threads coherency is slightly affected. My apologies.

12/18/17 review of a Denver City Council meeting

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of a Denver City Council meeting I'd attended in December of 2017.

The thread gives some background on Denver's city council meetings. It then discusses some of the issues that were presented at the meeting. In particular, the thread discusses the passage of a bill that protects minority and women construction contractors with payment and process issues.

12/19/16 review of passage of Denver's gender-neutral bathroom law

Here is the link to my Twitter thread review of the December, 2016, Denver City Council meeting where the city passed its gender-neutral single-person bathroom law.

The thread discusses the details and context of the law. It discusses the reasons for the law. And it discusses Denver's efforts to be an inclusive and welcoming city for everybody. The thread also discusses the work on the law done by One Colorado, Colorado's leading advocacy organization for LGBTQ Coloradans and their families.

Here is the link to the website for One Colorado.