Donna Bryson

Reporter

Donna Bryson is Denverite's housing and hunger reporter, and a Denver-based author. Her new book, Home of the Brave, recounts how a small American town took on the big challenge of helping military veterans reintegrate into civilian life. Bryson is also the author of It’s a Black White Thing, which explores racial attitudes amongst young South Africans and won first place in the non-fiction book category of the National Federation of Press Women’s 2015 Communications Contest.

Recent Articles

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Proponents of Colorado rent control measure say it would help low wage earners making tough choices

Like whether to pay the rent or buy enough groceries.

Denver calls off sweep of people camping at 27th and Arapahoe

It was canceled due to weather.

Lakewood voters will decide on an initiative aimed at controlling growth

The initiative would limit new home construction to 1 percent per year.

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All options have been exhausted for residents of a mobile home park in a gentrifying part of Aurora

The owner of Denver Meadows has said he might sell or redevelop.

Parents raise funds to build an affordable apartment complex where people with developmental disabilities can live independently

“We are mostly moms who want to look to the future."

A renovation lets an Adams County nonprofit offer free groceries to more families

Produce had been stacked into plastic bins that acted like Petri dishes.

Denver area realtors take note of attainable housing projects

But, “We continue to have an affordability issue in the metro area.”

Denver City Council will vote on proposal to move tiny homes to a city-owned vacant lot in Globeville

Neighbors continue to express strong opposition.

Denver Food Rescue’s new executive director once sought help from the nonprofit

“Her personal life experiences will provide her with insight into the lives of those we serve that simply could not be taught or replicated in some other manner.”

Bill introduced in Colorado Senate calls for allowing local governments to enact their own rent control measures

The proposal does not include a statewide standard as Oregon did in February.