Taxpayer Advocate Service Introduction

for Marshall Fire Community

Marshall Renews – Art Exhibit

The juried exhibition explores the Marshall Fire’s impact on Colorado’s communities of Louisville, Superior, portions of Unincorporated Boulder County, and portions of Boulder by giving voice to victims as well as local artists. The exhibition will showcase what positive can come of such widespread destruction by exploring the paradox between renewal and ruin to envision new life in this healing arts exhibition. The art marks the freshness and represents new visions after fire’s destruction.

Artists are local and impacted by the fire, with an intentional bias toward creating space for fire victims’ expressions. The exhibition is intended to generate a healing dialogue for victims.

Monday – Friday 9am-5pm
Through February 4th

Resilience Training

Join the Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience at UCCS in working through the experiences of direct and secondary trauma. As we enter the anniversary period of the Marshall Fire, join fellow community providers and responders in vital education on post-disaster experiences and learn real ways de-escalate yourself and others while enhancing trauma-informed communication. Led by licensed mental health professionals specializing in trauma and emergency responders, attendees in this workshop will walk away with new knowledge and tangible skills in combating stress and trauma and building resilience.

Thursday, February 9th, 8:30-4:30
at Marshall ROC – 357 McCaslin Blvd, Louisville

Monday, February 27th, 8:30-4:30
at Marshall ROC – 357 McCaslin Blvd, Louisville

Register at jewishfamilyservice.org/resilience-training