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Design influences lives in ways I never imagined—and it has profoundly influenced mine.  It all began in high school when I first discovered graphic design. During my junior year, I got accepted into Bollman Technical Education, a program where we could explore potential career paths. I knew I wanted to be a creative person but […]

After graduating high school in 2019, I began my college journey at the University of Colorado Denver and started working as a barista at Bold Beans, a social enterprise of Girls Inc. of Metro Denver. Joining the Girls Inc. community turned out to be a blessing in disguise. Through this experience, I’ve had the privilege

We are accepting applications for three open positions. Details below! PR Associate – Content Were you born to tell stories? Do you constantly start conversations by saying, “I just read an article/listened to a podcast/watched a documentary about something interesting…?” Are you a fan of research, AP Style and researching AP Style? Do you find

Barefoot PR is seeking an undergraduate student, graduate student, or entry-level professional preparing for a career in graphic design, web design and/or communications. This internship will take place in the summer of 2025 (est. June-August). The intern will be asked to work approximately 18 hours per week, with the exact schedule and duration of the

Barefoot PR has contributed thousands of hours in pro bono or discounted services to nonprofit organizations. This year, we are launching a new pro bono application process! If your nonprofit is looking for support with one of the following projects in 2025, fill our our application by March 31, 2025 to be considered. What if

This year, we partnered with New York Times and LA Times crossword constructor, Kelly Richardson, to create a custom crossword puzzle for our friends and clients. You can check your answers using the completed puzzle below! Happy Holidays from your friends at Barefoot PR  ❆ ❅ ❆ ❅ ❄ ❄ ❄

When I migrated to this country at the age of 11, I was in awe of the diversity of people and cultures in my new community. English was not my first language, and although adjusting to a new culture was challenging, I quickly fell in love with my new world. I learned so much in

Throughout my life, I’ve struggled with the concept of creativity. I thought being creative meant you had to be good at drawing or painting — skills that always eluded me. I certainly never considered myself an artist. But as I continued through school, I began to realize that creativity isn’t confined to traditional arts. My

The Barefoot PR team is excited to welcome our very first high school intern through the Girls Inc. Eureka! program, which builds girls’ confidence and skills through hands-on opportunities.  Meet Kass, a rising junior at Arvada West High School. We asked Kass to answer a few questions to get to know them better.  What inspired