Estes Park Demographics
According to the State Demographer's Office, the Estes Park Community's largest racial groups are white (87%), Latinx (primarily Mexican, 12%) and Nepalese (less than 1%). EPNRCs mission is to support ALL nonprofits, whether they are providing social services, health, education, conservation, etc, regardless of race or economic status.
As we endeavor to know what is appropriate and how to take action in these unprecedented times, we return to the core values of authenticity and compassion, acceptance and inclusivity. We are determined to take meaningful action that is supportive and unapologetic.
As we endeavor to know what is appropriate and how to take action in these unprecedented times, we return to the core values of authenticity and compassion, acceptance and inclusivity. We are determined to take meaningful action that is supportive and unapologetic.
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EPNRC Statement of Inclusivity An incident took place in Estes Park in which a community member was the victim of racially motivated harassment. Estes Park Nonprofit Resource Center (EPNRC) stands against racism and harassment in every form. We believe an inclusive community is a strong community. We believe in working to make Estes Park a community where individuals of all ethnicities, identities, and cultures can live, work, and play safely without fear of discrimination or harassment. Our partner nonprofit, Estes Valley Crisis Advocates, offer crisis advocacy services 24/7. All of their services are FREE and CONFIDENTIAL. If you, or someone you know, is in need of support, they are here for you. During office hours call 970-577-9781, after office hours call 970-586-4000 and ask to speak to an advocate. Community members--if you see something, say something. Racism goes against the values of our Estes Park community and it is up to all of us to take a stand against it. We are strongest when we are united. | ||
Resources that inspire equity and inclusivity.
Area nonprofits recently had an earnest conversation about racism and inequality in our community. There were some resources asked for and some resources shared by partners. Thanks to all for thinking about—and finding ways to take action—on this important issue.
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Not Equal: Racial Disparities In Addiction/Substance Abuse Treatment
Ted Talk: How to Build an AntiRacist World 89 Racial Equity Resources for Healthcare, Education, and Communities Being a White Ally to George Floyd Protests Anti-Racism Resources for White People (Facebook share from Rosemary Jean, thanks! ) Anti-racisim Training from the Diversity and Resiliency Institute of El Paso (passed on from Shawna Hendricks, thanks!) Estes Valley Library has LOTS of resources on their homepage Members of America’s Promise Alliance and their networks have developed and compiled a wide range of resources to help educators, out-of-school-time providers, parents and families, and community leaders support their young people during this unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic. America's Promise Resource List Anti-Racism Resource List This document is intended to serve as a resource to white people and parents to deepen our anti-racism work. If you haven’t engaged in anti-racism work in the past, start now. |
