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Broomfield Community Service Network — Local advocates, social workers and clergy meet monthly to enhance services for clients in need.
Built For Zero — How communities across the United States are ending homelessness.
Code Blue — Providing a warm place to sleep on extremely cold nights for Broomfielders who are unhoused.
Equal Justice Initiative — Working to end U.S. mass incarceration and racial and economic injustice.
Mestaa'ehehe Coalition — A Cheyenne- and Arapaho-led effort to rename sacred Colorado landmarks.
MHAction — Advocating for affordable housing and economic security for residents of mobile home communities.
On Being — Krista Tippett interviews contemporary thought leaders about spirituality, social change and inner and outer renewal.
RAWtools — Michael Martin and a growing network of creative, nonviolent activists forge peace and disarm hearts, one dismantled firearm at a time.

About Me

Welcome! My name is Marrton Dormish. (If you're curious about the spelling of my given name, click here.) I'm a fourth-generation Coloradan. Although I was born and raised in Denver, I've lived in Missouri, New Mexico and Spain. In 2004, my family and I moved to Broomfield, Colo., which occupies the treaty-recognized homelands of the Hinono'eiteen (Arapaho), the Tsitsistas (Cheyenne) and the Nuu-ci (Ute) nations.

I have served as a minister of presence, justice and memory in Broomfield and the North Denver Metro area for more than a decade. Among other things, I companion people in need, help catalyze local housing stability efforts, and facilitate “pilgrimages from below” to nearby sites of historical and cultural significance.

Three of my four kids and I live in a bi-level not far from some beautiful, city-designated open space. Sometimes, we hear coyotes howling in the night.

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