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Boulder Human Relations Commission outlines 2026 outreach plan, prioritizes engagement and accessible materials
Summary
The Human Relations Commission reviewed a clustered 2026 work plan, agreed to prioritize community outreach (designating at least one meeting per year for Human Rights Ordinance information), and discussed creating flyers/QR landing pages and tabling at April–June community events to build a baseline of 'meaningful engagement.'
Christian Phillips, chair of the Human Relations Commission, led commissioners through a clustered 2026 draft work plan on March 16, asking members to assign owners and supports for outreach, engagement and ordinance education work.
The commission agreed to designate at least one regular HRC meeting each year for a community information session about the Human Rights Ordinance and the claims process, and discussed sending commissioners and staff to tabling events such as the Housing Resource Fair (April 19) and Dia del Niño (April 25). Commissioners also signaled interest in…
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