Feb. 25, 2021: What COVID-19 Variants Mean For The Future; Women In National Security

‹‹ Colorado Matters

By Avery Lill

February 25, 2021

Medical assistant Yasmin Tellez gives Maria Chacon the first of two Moderna COVID-19 vaccinations at Globeville's Clinica Tepeyac. Jan. 26, 2021.

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Episode | 49:09

Feb. 25, 2021: What COVID-19 Variants Mean For The Future; Women In National Security

Segment 1 | 10:47
In Colorado, It’s A Race Between COVID-19 Variants And The COVID Vaccine
Segment 2 | 10:19
Advancing The Role Of Women In National Security
Segment 3 | 7:42
Denverite Investigates Sexual Assault Allegations In Denver’s Street Art Scene
Segment 4 | 17:11
How A Poem At The Inauguration Inspired Poet Uche Ogbuji And His Daughter Nkem

A more contagious mutation of the COVID-19 virus could mean a storm on the horizon. Then, an aerospace engineer and former ambassador advocate for more women in national security. Plus, Denverite investigates sexual assault allegations in Denver's street arts scene. And, Amanda Gorman's poem at the inauguration inspires a Colorado poet and his daughter.