File #: 21-145    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Administrative Business Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 9/27/2021 In control: City Council
On agenda: 11/1/2021 Final action: 11/1/2021
Title: Rocky Mountain Partnership - Appointment of Council Member
Attachments: 1. Council Communication
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Rocky Mountain Partnership - Appointment of Council Member

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Summary and Background Information:
Vision of the Rocky Mountain Partnership - Economic and Social Mobility For ALL Community Members
specifically for those marginalized because of race, ethnicity, gender, age, disability, zip code, or circumstance

Mission -
The Rocky Mountain Partnership (RMP) is a coalition of cross-sector stakeholders who are working together to collectively improve economic and social mobility across the Adams County (including 6 municipalities), City of Aurora and City and County of Broomfield region by:

· Utilizing data to set shared targets and as a scorcard to measure progress.
· Advocating for and aligning policies, and funding to remove barriers and accelerate progress.
· Better coordinating and improving the work happening on the ground.

There Is An Opportunity To Do Better
The COVID-19 crisis and increasing community-level outcomes, collective work must focus on disrupting systems and shifting power to those most impacted.
In order to improve community-level outcomes, collective work must focus on transforming systems. We cannot transform systems without addressing the racial inequities that exist at a systemic level.
We cannot transform systems without addressing the racial inequities that exist at a systemic level.
A Broadened Focus
The network’s focus has always aligned to supporting economic vitality and prosperity for the community, specifically through Cradle to Career Outcomes impacting young people’s trajectory for entering the workforce with the skills needed to earn sufficient wages to support themselves and their families.
The Cradle to Career Outcomes continue to be vital, however, they are only some of what paints a holistic picture of community well-being.
In order for broad-based economic vitality to be a reality, economic and social mobility for ALL community members is critical.
This requires a holistic, multi-generational approach

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