The City of Fort Collins Human Relations Commission (HRC) is currently seeking nominations for its longstanding Human Relations Awards, which celebrate those committed to nurturing diversity and inclusion within the community. Known for their dedication to spotlighting champions of equity, this year's call for entries opened with a focus on three categories: individual contributions, youth initiatives, and organizations or teams driving change.
Now in its fifth decade, the awards continue to honor the efforts of those who actively advocate for and positively impact underrepresented populations, the Commission is eager to elevate new nominees who not only serve as motivating role models but also contribute significantly toward making Fort Collins a haven for everyone, advancing a mission mirrored in their inclusive selection process, a variety of achievements ranging from grassroots activism to organizational leadership are all on the radar for potential recognition. According to the City of Fort Collins, nominees will be evaluated by members of the HRC, considering various factors, but not limited to, their dedication to improving diversity and equity.
Those looking to spotlight game changers in the Fort Collins community have until October 25, to submit their nominations. The restrictions for nominees are minimal, though previous recipients within the past four years are encouraged to seek accolades in new categories, ensuring a continuous inflow of fresh perspectives and commitment toward inclusivity. Nomination forms have been made available in both English and Spanish, reflecting the goal to encompass a broad cross-section of the community, thus furthering the reach and impact of the awards.
