Children's Affairs News & Announcements

New Report: Out-of-School Time Programs During and After COVID-19

Published on May 03, 2021

The Office of Children’s Affairs and the Denver Afterschool Alliance recently released a new report reflecting on the impact out-of-school time programs have had over the past year and highlighting the need to increase funding and resources to help the industry address post-pandemic challenges, including learning loss, social disconnection and the widening opportunity gap.

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Mayor Hancock Launches National Youth Violence Prevention Week

Published on April 13, 2021

Mayor Michael B. Hancock yesterday launched National Youth Violence Prevention Week alongside members of the Youth Violence Prevention Action Table. The mayor emphasized the city’s commitment to preventing youth violence, while members of the Action Table highlighted strategic objectives and stressed the importance of having youth participate as partners in this fight.

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Denver Releases Youth Violence Prevention Comprehensive Plan 2020

Published on February 22, 2021

The City and County of Denver released its Youth Violence Prevention Comprehensive Plan, which outlines long-term strategies that take a public health approach to preventing youth violence across the city. The plan was developed by Denver's Youth Violence Prevention Action Table (YVPAT) and the Office of Children's Affairs will lead and implement its strategies beginning March 1.

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Mayor Hancock Announces 2020 Class of MBK25

Published on January 14, 2021

Mayor Michael B. Hancock and the Office of Children’s Affairs yesterday announced the 2020 class of the MBK25 as part of the city’s local work on the national My Brother’s Keeper Initiative. This year, the 25 individuals who were honored in a virtual ceremony were boys and young men of color between the ages of 13 – 24 who have been working to transform self and systems, as well as engage in posit

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