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Boulder oversight co-chairs apologize for Juneteenth event confusion, propose guidelines and celebrate five-year milestone

5420391 · July 17, 2025
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Summary

Panel co-chairs apologized to members who organized a Juneteenth event that did not proceed as expected, said committee members will draft guidance to support community events, and members proposed a fifth-anniversary celebration of the panel.

Co-chairs signaled a public apology after an attempted Juneteenth event organized by panel members did not occur as planned. The co-chairs acknowledged the effort of panelists who organized the event and committed to developing guidance to help future community engagement efforts succeed.

"We wanna apologize really to Curtis and to Helene for, not making that happen," said one co-chair, acknowledging that panel support had fallen short. The…

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