Established in 1971, the Colorado Social Legislation Committee (CSLC) is a coalition of persons and organizations interested in legislation related to human needs and services, especially at the state level. CSLC is a nonpartisan and all-volunteer organization that works to create a better future for Colorado.
CSLC meets every Monday at noon while the legislature is in session and periodically in the fall when the legislature is not in session.
Meetings include legislative briefings and programs in which legislators and community professionals present information about current problems and proposed legislation. Regular meetings are free and open to everyone.
Issues include:
- Violence Prevention
- Poverty and Self Sufficiency
- Health Care
- Mental Health Care
- Juvenile and Adult Corrections
- Education
- Housing and Homelessness
- Poverty and Self Sufficiency
- Children, Youth and Families, Persons with Disabilities and Seniors
- Tax Policies
- Environmental Issues
Executive Committee 2022 (voted at annual member meetings January xx, 20xx):
Chair: Sarah Barnes
Vice Chair: Mathew Mengesha
Communications Chairs: Michael Crews, Randle Loeb
Secretary: Susan Stark
Treasurer: Cynthia Wadle
Legislative Chair: Chaer Robert
At large members: Diane Rich, Chip Spreyer, Kay Bengston, Dave DeLay, Nan Morehead, Peter Severson, Aubrey Hasvold, Patrick Potyondy
Nancy Good
Bill Hanna
Nan Morehead
Diane Rich
Chaer Robert
Jane Rogers
Re-watch our 2021 Fall Forum!
“Preserving Democracy: A Focus on Voter Rights”
Watch the recording here!
Colorado Social Legislation Committee 
“Preserving Democracy: A Focus on Voter Rights” fall forum topic caught my eye. The League of Women Voters of Colorado has just finished developing a position on Election Security. It addresses what is needed to protect voter security. What the League discovered would be a valuable part of the fall forum.
Toni Larson
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