The Back Story is back! With special guest Elise Schmelzer of The Denver Post. Hosted by Noelle Phillips. Denver's homicide rate reached a 25-year high in 2021, and the city's rising crime rates are a hot topic among politicians. It's important for Colorado's journalists to understand the data and learn how to avoid the pitfalls that ... Read more
Authors: Kerry Gleason (Denver) and John Eccleston (Richmond, Va.) John and Kerry worked together on Madison Ave. in the '80s with several of the world's biggest companies creating brands loved the world over. Thirty years later, nearly 2,000 miles apart, they embarked on the journey to tell this amazing story of friendship, love, family, success, ... Read more
You don't have to be a member to attend. This is a chance for women who are doing this important work to socialize and get to know each other. Please show up at any time. The club will have food options and cheap drinks.
Join the Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition, in person at the Denver Press Club or live on Facebook, for a Sunshine Week panel that explores the recent trend among some school boards in Colorado to disregard or evade the Colorado Open Meetings Law by discussing public business — including the replacement of district superintendents — outside of public view.
Stoltzman, a renowned jazz pianist and educator, will lead his trio playing original music and contemporary covers.Peter John Stoltzman – pianoMark Simon – bassDru Heller – drumsNOTE: The Denver Press Club requires proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test within 48 hours of the event.
Information on voting You may vote by sending an email to the election committee at this email address: DPCelection@gmail.com; you may attend the annual meeting early — between 6:30 and 7 p.m. Wednesday – to vote in person; or you may send your vote via U.S. mail to the club at 1330 Glenarm Place, Denver, CO 80204 ... Read more
The Denver Press Club brings together three media professionals with experience in Russia and Ukraine. Mark Dillen is a Denver-based media consultant who once worked with the foreign service in Moscow and taught journalism in Ukraine as a Fulbright scholar. Ann Imse is a former AP Moscow correspondent, who covered the collapse of the Soviet Union and travels to Russia to train journalists. Larry Ryckman is a former AP bureau chief in Moscow. The discussion will be led by Evan Wyloge, a Colorado Springs Gazette reporter who has worked with Ukrainian journalists.
The Denver Press Club and the Ukrainian Media Partnership Program are hosting a breakfast Zoom discussion about what life is like on the ground for Ukrainian journalists from 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, March 29. Evan Wyloge of the Colorado Springs Gazette will lead the chat as we hear from these journalists about what their ... Read more
Inside the investigative reporting of Jessica Gibbson the transparency of the Douglas County School Board
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