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Dave Montez, executive director of One Colorado, discusses issues facing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered residents of Colorado in the Main Stage Theatre at Adams State University on Sept. 28. (Photo courtesy of One Colorado)



One Colorado, the state’s leading advocacy organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered residents, wants to hear from state residents about issues and goals, beyond gay marriage, which the .

The Freedom in Every Corner Tour will stop in 17 cities before ending in Denver on Dec. 10. The first stops were in Durango and Alamosa on Sept. 28 and Telluride on Sept. 29. The next one is Monday at 6 p.m. nn the third floor of the Aurora Municipal Center in the Lowry Room.

“As someone who grew up in a small town in Southern Colorado, I know there are unique challenges for gay and transgendered people who don’t live in Denver,” said Dave Montez, . “This tour is an opportunity for One Colorado to make sure we’re talking to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people all across our state.

“Our goal is to learn about what matters in their communities, and to highlight how One Colorado is working every day to advance fairness for LGBT Coloradans in every corner of our state – not just in Denver.”

Among the topics One Colorado are equal access to health care, making ”‹every ”‹school safe for LGBT students, removing barriers for transgendered Coloradans and making sure no one can claim their religion gives them permission to pick and choose which laws to follow, said One Colorado spokeswoman Laura “Pinky” Reinsch.

Each event includes a presentation and an opportunity for LGBT residents and allies to ask questions and talk about the issues that matter most to them, she said.

Each meeting starts at 6 p.m.. The remainder of the tour schedule is:

Oct. 12-Aurora


Lowry Room (third Floor)-Aurora Municipal Center


15151 E. Alameda Parkway


Aurora, CO 80012

Oct. 14-Highlands Ranch


Festive Cup Coffee


50 W Springer Drive


Highlands Ranch, CO 80129

Oct. 15-Frisco


Community and Senior Center-Fremont Room


0083 Nancy’s Place


Frisco, CO 80443

Oct. 27-Lakewood


The Edge Theater


1560 Teller St.


Lakewood, CO 80214

Oct. 28-Aspen


Library at Hotel Jerome


330 East Main St.


Aspen, CO 81611

Oct. 29-Grand Junction


Charlie Dwellington’s


103 N. 1st St.


Grand Junction, CO 81501

Nov. 10-Thornton


Huron Street Library


9417 Huron St.


Thornton, CO 80260

Nov. 11-Pueblo


UU Church 110


S. La Crosse Ave.


Pueblo, Colorado 81001

Nov. 12-Colorado Springs


1102 South 21st St.


”‹Colorado Springs, CO 80904

Dec. 1-Sterling


Family Resource Center


120 Main St.


Sterling, CO 80751

Dec. 2-Greeley


Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley


929 15th St.


Greeley, CO 80631

Dec. 3-Fort Collins


Fort Collins MCC


301 E. Drake Road


Fort Collins, CO 80525

Dec. 9-Boulder


Boulder Public Library-Boulder Creek Room


1001 Arapahoe Ave.


Boulder, CO 80302

Dec. 10-Denver


Colorado Ballet


1075 Santa Fe Drive


Denver, CO 80204

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