Freedom Exhibits Archive | American Civil Liberties Union

Exhibits | American Civil Liberties Union https://www.aclu.org/archive?initms_aff=nat&initms_chan=eml&utm_medium=eml&initms=awr-na-sail-gradead-nat-261013_cultivation-civilliberties-na-peoplesarchive&utm_source=sail&utm_campaign=peoplesarchive&utm_content=awr-na-sail-gradead-nat-261013_cultivation-civilliberties-na-peoplesarchive&af=wkVTchy2A0%2Bl7C%2BRSkxtKAvofyacaSaumOtggCdEzBeZoRr2yz16bL3FipgGd%2BxprqeFTVttIQkbhqt1Ypyx0THIjA10r861vlRVhZcrHaFDa5HSpFxfvRxYJgSD1%2Bn0KisVwSCPQjpoiIHlryj%2FPgxa7O0LJWljDyjtezGYFnA%3D&gs=jSfs6llhQeX2OTww6lNks4bS9raEmG2oc4%2BPDYzZArnTseMByNR%2FSngk3%2BKn5yzd&ms_aff=nat&ms_chan=eml&ms=awr-na-sail-gradead-nat-261013_cultivation-civilliberties-na-peoplesarchive

indigenous peoples day 2026 colorado

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In 2026, Indigenous Peoples' Day is celebrated on Monday, October 12. [1]

What is Indigenous Peoples' Day?

This day honors the history, culture, and traditions of Native Americans. It is celebrated every year on the second Monday of October. It happens on the same day as Columbus Day to focus on the Native people who lived on the land first. [1, 2]

Is it a holiday in Colorado?

City Closures: Many city and county government offices in Colorado (like Denver and Boulder) are closed on this day. [1, 2]
Schools and Businesses: Some schools and universities are closed or hold special events, but regular businesses might stay open. It is best to check with your local school district or office. [1]

Main Events in Colorado (2026)

Many communities hold free public events with traditional music, dancing, and food:

Denver: The city is hosting "The Crossroads of Native Country" celebration at City Park featuring multi-tribal gatherings, music, and art. The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is also hosting a special movie screening. [1, 2]
Boulder: The University of Colorado Boulder is hosting community luncheons and educational talks throughout the week. Local studios are also hosting Aztec dancing, drumming, and food workshops. [1, 2, 3]
Fort Collins: Students and community members are celebrating on the plaza at Colorado State University with cultural events. [1]

If you are looking for activities in a specific area, tell me which Colorado city you are in, and I can find local events close to you.

only skilled trade workers and neurodivergent individuals will succeed in the artificial intelligence era?

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Palantir CEO Alex Karp stated that only skilled trade workers and neurodivergent individuals will succeed in the artificial intelligence era. [1]

The Two Groups for Career Survival

Skilled trade workers: Professions like electricians, plumbers, and mechanics require physical presence, manual dexterity, and real-world judgment that AI and automation struggle to replicate. Demand for these roles also grows as tech companies build physical infrastructure like data centers. [1, 2]
Neurodivergent individuals: People with conditions like ADHD, autism, or dyslexia often think non-linearly, reframe problems, and reject standard playbooks, offering the creative, unconventional mindset needed for breakthroughs. [1, 2]

Public and Forum Reactions

Opinions are mixed on platforms like Facebook regarding this prediction. While many agree that manual labor and non-linear cognitive styles possess strong resilience against AI, critics argue that Karp's view is overly simplistic and underestimates the diverse paths available in the future job market. Palantir backs this philosophy internally through initiatives like its dedicated Palantir Neurodivergent Fellowship. [1, 2, 3]

Would you like to explore Palantir's specific hiring programs for neurodivergent talent or look into how other tech executives view AI's impact on white-collar jobs?

Why parents need to show kids when AI is useful and when it isn’t

Source: CNN Why parents need to show kids when AI is useful and when it isn’t | CNN https://share.google/b9pMKVVQHfJDAHL6i

higher polyphenol, less likely mild cognitive impairment

Older adults with higher polyphenol intake were less likely to have mild cognitive impairment 

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Support Literature and Live Music at JLF Colorado

Are you looking for something fun and meaningful to do this week? Embrace free literature and live music at JLF Colorado - an international edition of the Jaipur Literature Festival, September 22-23 at Boulder Main Library. Sign up to volunteer or simply attend! Ways to be involved and support:  Sign up to volunteer! Sign up for any open spots where your skills and availability align. Volunteer training starts this Sunday (9/20). Invite your friends! Share library social media posts and/or attached poster. Help us connect community members new and enriching experiences. Simply attend and participate! Support literature and the arts in Boulder by engaging with sessions, participating in discussion, learning about new books and authors, and experiencing live performances. Some stand out sessions..."The Bhagavad Gita: The Eternal Dialogue, Writing the Paranormal", "Art in Times of War", a poetry session featuring Colorado's 11th Poet Laureate, Crisosto Apache, and more. View the entire program schedule here.  Definitely come and/or stay for the music... Tuesday, September 22 | Indrajit Banerjee & Bijay Shrestha: Experience the rich sounds of Indian classical music with acclaimed sitarist Indrajit Banerjee and Colorado-based tabla and sitar artist Bijay Shrestha. Banerjee is an A-Grade Artist of All India Radio trained in the Maihar Gharana tradition, while Shrestha is one of the few Nepali musicians to perform professionally on both tabla and sitar. Together, they’ll take audiences from the meditative beauty of the sitar to an exhilarating rhythmic interplay between sitar and tabla.   Wednesday, September 23 | Kahat Kabir: Centuries-old poetry comes alive through music with Kahat Kabir, a collective of young independent artists from across India. The ensemble brings the poetry of Kabir and other poets from India’s Nirgun and folk traditions into the present through vocals, sarod, tabla and keyboard, blending Indian classical music, folk influences and contemporary arrangements. ***Learn more and register  Thank you for making each collaboration at Boulder Public Library unique and impactful. We hope to see you at the festival! Sophia, Christine, Abbey Sophia Surage | Christine Burke | Abbey Strusz Volunteer Services Department she/her Sophia: 983-888-0698 Christine: 983-888-0400 Abbey: 983-200-4547 volunteer@boulderlibrary.org  Boulder Public Library District 1001 Arapahoe Ave | Boulder, CO 80302 Library Website: boulderlibrary.org/volunteer Current Volunteer Opportunities: boulderlibrary.givepulse.com Respond to Sophia Reply with the above button or click here to reply

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Foreign hackers targeted Colorado water systems in August, governor's office says

Source: Reuters Foreign hackers targeted Colorado water systems in August, governor's office says https://share.google/7Hj82G7wbrsT8HCnG