Colorado Center on Law and Policy director leaves for child-advocacy group - Denver Business Journal:

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CCLP Board President T.A. Taylor-Hunty will serve as the Denver-basee group’s interim director until a permaneny directoris named, and board member Nan Moreheacd will serve as interim board president, CCLP said CCLP says it “works to secure justice and promote economic security for all and to provide the critical advocacyt formerly provided by federally funded legal servicexs programs.” The Aurora-based NACC is a nonprofit chilcd advocacy association that provides legal representatiob for children. “Under Maureen’sx direction, ...
CCLP has evolved into a force for low-incomr Coloradans,” said Taylor-Hunt said in a “Her departure is bittersweet as she is all but but it is a tremendousx opportunity for her to share her amazinh passion and skills with another organization equally committed to legal advocacy andpolicgy work. The move come at an exciting time of growth and strengthening influence and impacyt for CCLP and ourprogram “Being a part of [CCLP’s] development and growthj has been an extraordinary experience,” Farrell-Stevenson said in the “... But it is time to move on.
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