Rainbow Collective Loveland

25/03/2025

📢 CALL IN YOUR PUBLIC COMMENT – MARCH 26TH

Can’t make it in person? You can call in your public comment to the school board on March 26th!

This is the first opportunity for the public to speak out about Nancy Rumfelt violating the ethics and dress codes she agreed to when taking her oath as a board member.

📞 How to Call In:9706135013
✅ Call the school board phone line the morning of March 26th.
✅ Leave a voicemail—these messages are played during the meeting.
✅ This is a great option if you can’t line up at 4:45 PM for in-person public comment.

Thank you for believing in accountability, ethics, and fairness in our school board. Your voice matters—let’s hold our elected leaders to the standards they agreed to! 🏳️‍🌈✊

25/03/2025

📢 MARCH 26TH: SCHOOL BOARD MEETING DETAILS

For those planning to attend, here’s what you need to know:

🌈 This is a community-organized event, and Rainbow Collective asks that everyone remain respectful, kind, and supportive. With so much negativity surrounding this issue, we believe in keeping this a positive, safe, and educational experience.

📍 SCHEDULE & DETAILS:
🕟 4:30 PM – Sign-holding on Taft Ave. (sidewalks) as attendees arrive. Please bring your own sign and stay safe.
🕟 4:45-5:00 PM – Doors are expected to open. If you plan to sign up for public comment, arrive early. The sign-up sheet is just inside.
🕕 6:00 PM – The meeting begins, with public comment at the start.

💡 TIPS: Bring water and snacks, as it could be a long night of public comment and board discussions.

Thank you for showing up for Loveland’s LGBTQIA+ community! This situation could have been avoided if Nancy Rumfelt had simply followed the ethics and dress code she agreed to instead of using her position to push a personal agenda of hate. Let’s hold the board accountable and demand inclusive, student-focused leadership. ✊🏳️‍🌈

25/03/2025

Many people ask, “What’s the big deal about a shirt?” You’re right—a shirt itself can’t be controlled. But when someone in a leadership position, like a school board member, chooses to wear something that violates the ethics and dress code they agreed to uphold, it matters.

Nancy Rumfelt has spent years claiming to advocate for women’s rights, yet her actions continue to push a harmful, anti-trans agenda rather than focusing on the real work of supporting all students. Instead of addressing critical issues in our schools, she uses her platform to divide the community and spread exclusionary rhetoric. These actions have real consequences, and it’s time for the board to take them seriously. When will personal agendas be set aside so the real work of bettering our students’ futures can be done?

💥 What You Can Do:
✅ Show up at the next school board meeting on March 26th at 5 PM and sign up to speak.
800 S Taft Loveland
✅ Call in the day of the meeting and leave a public comment.
✅ Show up in rainbow attire to make a visible statement of support.

Every voice matters. Every action counts. Let’s hold Nancy Rumfelt accountable and remind the board to focus on the job at hand—keeping personal transphobia out of our schools.

25/03/2025

📢 CALL TO ACTION: SHOW UP & SPEAK OUT!

Hey, community! The next School Board Meeting is on March 26th at 6 PM, and we need you there! Arrive by 4:45 PM to line up—public comment spots fill up fast! Overflow tickets will be available if the crowd is large.

📍 Location & Parking: Please park across the street in the neighborhood if parking lots is full.
800 S Taft Loveland CO

This is the first opportunity for public comment since Nancy Rumfelt violated the district's dress code by wearing an offensive shirt targeting tras student athletes. Your voice matters! Speak up during public comment, call in, or simply show up in rainbow attire to make a statement.

Thank you for standing up for inclusivity and accountability! 🏳️‍🌈✊

25/03/2025

It has been brought to our attention that the use of the Thompson School District logo on our graphics promoting the meeting may have caused confusion. We want to clarify that the school board is not affiliated with this event or with Rainbow Collective.

As an organization, Rainbow Collective values transparency and respect. In response to this concern, we have removed all graphics containing the district’s logo to ensure there is no misunderstanding. We appreciate this being brought to our attention professionally and look forward to continuing to share important information while making it clear that this event is not associated with the school district.

24/03/2025

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23/03/2025

🚨 What is Advance Colorado hiding? 🚨

Advance Colorado briefly posted—then quickly deleted—an interview with school board member Nancy Rumflet, where she spoke on issues that have deeply concerned our community. Her anti-trans rhetoric is disturbing enough, but even more alarming are the strategies she uses to rally like-minded individuals to intimidate and attack the very citizens she was elected to serve.

Why did Advance Colorado give her a platform, and why was the video removed in less than 24 hours? This interview laid all her cards on the table, exposing how she operates in her role on the school board.

If you saw the video, share your thoughts—people deserve to know the truth.

23/03/2025

I can't tell you how many people I've spoken to outside my district who said "I wish I could vote for you!" or "I appreciate the work you do so much".
If you have appreciated my past legislative work and want to show support for my run for treasurer, please sign on as an endorser and let us know why. We would love to get 5000 endorsers by the end of March! Sign up and send to your friends who will also show support for State Treasurer!
Thank you!
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17/03/2025

17/03/2025

Do you know someone making a significant impact in the LGBTQ+ business community in Colorado? The Colorado LGBTQ Chamber of Commerce’s 40 Under 40 is here to honor and celebrate our outstanding business and community leaders.

Tell us about their achievements, community involvement, and how they are making a difference both within and beyond the LGBTQ+ community. Nominate them today and help us recognize their incredible contributions!

Nominations close April 30, 2025. Visit the link in our bio to nominate or nominate here: https://coloradolgbtqchamberofcommerce.formstack.com/forms/40_under_40_nominations

17/03/2025

Join us for a heartwarming day of celebration, support, and community! We’re bringing together amazing local trans artists, creators, and nonprofit resources to highlight both the needs and the joys of our transgender community.
Created by our Trans Community for our Trans Community and Allies.

🏳️‍⚧️3/29/25 12-2pm in Old Town, Fort Collins

17/03/2025

.equality Celebrate Trans Awareness Week with RMEQ at one (or all!) of our Boulder events! Link in bio for more info.

Fort Collins events are in the previous post. Info also at the link in our bio..equality

17/03/2025

.equality Celebrate Trans Awareness Week with RMEQ at one (or all!) of our Boulder events! Link in bio for more info.

Fort Collins events are in the previous post. Info also at the link in our bio. .equality

17/03/2025

.equality Celebrate Trans Awareness Week with RMEQ at one (or all!) of our Boulder events! Link in bio for more info.

Fort Collins events are in the previous post. Info also at the link in our bio.
equality

17/03/2025

• .equality Celebrate Trans Awareness Week with RMEQ at one (or all!) of our Boulder events! Link in bio for more info.

Fort Collins events are in the previous post. Info also at the link in our bio. .equality
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