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Give Her the Flowers (While She’s Still Busy Watering the Garden)
Women have always been builders of community, leaders in philanthropy, and architects of progress—often without recognition. This reflection honors the generations of women, especially Black women, who continue nurturing communities, leading organizations, and making sure the garden of opportunity keeps growing.

LaDawn Sullivan
3 days ago3 min read


Steady Hands: Black Women Minding the Store Through History
Black women have long been the steady hands guiding communities through crisis, change, and progress. This reflection honors the generations of Black women who have organized, built, and sustained movements while quietly minding the store.

LaDawn Sullivan
3 days ago4 min read


Never Have I Ever Been More Grateful for Our Community Leaders
In a moment defined by uncertainty and fatigue, our community leaders continue to show up with grit, grace, and unwavering commitment. This reflection honors their quiet consistency and the essential work they do to hold our communities together.

LaDawn Sullivan
Feb 262 min read


Looking Back at 2025: Whew, Chile… We Made It (Together)
2025 asked a lot of us—and together, we met it head-on. A reflection on resilience, community, joy, and the power of investing in Black-led organizations across Colorado. We didn’t just survive 2025. We made it—together.

LaDawn Sullivan
Dec 19, 20252 min read
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