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The Alliance harnesses the power of social and environmental movements to transform the systems that shape our lives. Discover articles about our impact below! 

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In the Field: Facility Manager Mary Gloven

Nexus Labs
June 4, 2023

In The Field features real people working in the smart building industry. Episode 146 is a conversation with Mary Gloven from The Alliance for Collective Action.

Focusing on Soil Health Helps Colorado Farmers Adapt to Climate Changes

Farm Flavor
May 18, 2023

The Coalition for a Regenerative Future assists landowners to incorporate regenerative agriculture methods throughout the state.

Suncor's Refinery Has Been Around Since the 1930s, and Commerce City Residents Are Ready to Move On

Westword
April 4, 2023

Commerce City residents gathered on March 30 to reimagine the future of their city without its most infamous landmark: the Suncor oil refinery.

Harnessing the Pandemic Chaos to Birth Empowering Solutions

Business Leaders With Soul
February 15, 2023

In this show, Brenna Simmons-St. Onge, Executive Director of The Alliance Center, shares stories of victory and collaborative regeneration during these chaotic times.

The 11 Best Coworking Spaces in Denver

Commercial Search
May 5, 2022

If you’re looking for a coworking space in Denver, look no further than CommercialSearch’s 11 Best Coworking Spaces in Denver.

Changing the Climate #100 – Brenna Simmons-St. Onge

Changing the Climate
February 11, 2022

Brenna Simmons-St. Onge is the Executive Director of The Alliance Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to empower explorers and innovators to work at the leading edge of sustainability to support a healthy planet, a strong democracy and a thriving economy.

Systemically building a regenerative future

The Elements of Being
November 30, 2021

In this interview with Alliance Executive Director Brenna Simmons-St.Onge, we break down the concept of a regenerative future and the individual and social efforts required for systems-level change.