Latrice Owens

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Cold Streets, Warm Hearts

This time of year offers opportunities to gather with loved ones and friends, celebrating the season and enjoying the warmth of good company. However, for some, the harsh winter cold is a chilling reminder of seasonal sorrow and financial circumstances. Contributor Latrice Owens reminds us that the holiday season isn’t happy for everyone, with a heartfelt article about helpful resources provided by local organizations.
Food is a big theme at the holidays, and our cover story by Elena Brown refl...
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Embracing the Great Outdoors

This month we recognize Black Music Appreciation Month. Prolific gospel artist and businesswoman, Yolanda Adams, announces a special partnership with Denver-based Banneker Watch and Clock Company. Phenomenal R&B and soul singer, Such, prepares to celebrate DUS’s 37th anniversary, the retirement of publisher Rosalind “Bee” Harris and the launch of the Ruth Boyd Elder Abuse Foundation at Denver’s Voice on Oct. 19.
Writer Christen Aldridge speaks to local Alt-rock musician, Elyjah “Tribe” Youngbloo...
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Pioneering Paths: The Story of Hattie McDaniel, A Living Portrayal by Vickilyn Reynolds

March is Women’s History Month, and this month’s publication features impactful women whose accomplishments and impact have made the world a better place. Former State Representative and Denver’s First Lady from 1991 to 2003, Wilma J. Webb, graces the cover, with an article detailing her life and political career and photographs illustrating her life as a devoted wife, mother and stateswoman. Sensational financial strategist Danielle Shoots discusses her groundbreaking investment fund, along wit
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The Spirit of Kwanzaa

The Kwanzaa Committee of Denver is set to host an entire week of Kwanzaa festivities for people of all ages, kicking off at the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance facility on Dec. 26 at 6pm. The First Night Celebration will showcase “The Circle of Wisdom” inductees and the IWADEE African Dance Troupe, and pay tribute to , who has been instrumental to the celebration throughout the years.

The week will also feature the Ujamaa Holiday Market with over 50 Black vendors. Additionally, the Denver Public Lib
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Gifted Children

June is Black Music Month and in celebration of us, Denver Urban Spectrum shines the light on legendary and talented musicians in our midst. Wayne Trujillo highlights Denver native and music legend Philip Bailey, known for making timeless songs with Earth, Wind & Fire. Bailey talks about ongoing support for those in the foster care system. Trujillo also shines the light on Iyanla Ayité, an up-and-coming Colorado musician who is already paving her own unique path in the industry while paying homa
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Latrice Owens on Social Boundaries by by Employment First Speakers Bureau

Latrice will discuss her experience with social processing disorder and how that has subsequently affected her work life. She will discuss how she was able to finally recognize the situation she was in, her response to it, and her advice for others who may find themselves in similar situations. Come learn how we can work to fix hostel work environments and how to advocate for yourself.

My Latest Work

Denver Urban Spectrum •

The Spirit of Kwanzaa

The Kwanzaa Committee of Denver is set to host an entire week of Kwanzaa festivities for people of all ages, kicking off at the Cleo Parker Robinson Dance facility on Dec. 26 at 6pm. The First Night Celebration will showcase “The Circle of Wisdom” inductees and the IWADEE African Dance Troupe, and pay tribute to , who has been instrumental to the celebration throughout the years.

The week will also feature the Ujamaa Holiday Market with over 50 Black vendors. Additionally, the Denver Public Lib
COEF Speakers Bureau •

Latrice Owens on Social Boundaries by by Employment First Speakers Bureau

Latrice will discuss her experience with social processing disorder and how that has subsequently affected her work life. She will discuss how she was able to finally recognize the situation she was in, her response to it, and her advice for others who may find themselves in similar situations. Come learn how we can work to fix hostel work environments and how to advocate for yourself.
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Pioneering Paths: The Story of Hattie McDaniel, A Living Portrayal by Vickilyn Reynolds

March is Women’s History Month, and this month’s publication features impactful women whose accomplishments and impact have made the world a better place. Former State Representative and Denver’s First Lady from 1991 to 2003, Wilma J. Webb, graces the cover, with an article detailing her life and political career and photographs illustrating her life as a devoted wife, mother and stateswoman. Sensational financial strategist Danielle Shoots discusses her groundbreaking investment fund, along wit
Issuu •

Gifted Children

June is Black Music Month and in celebration of us, Denver Urban Spectrum shines the light on legendary and talented musicians in our midst. Wayne Trujillo highlights Denver native and music legend Philip Bailey, known for making timeless songs with Earth, Wind & Fire. Bailey talks about ongoing support for those in the foster care system. Trujillo also shines the light on Iyanla Ayité, an up-and-coming Colorado musician who is already paving her own unique path in the industry while paying homa

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