What does Keystone Policy Center do?

Keystone Policy Center is a non-profit organization based in Keystone, Colorado, with additional offices in Denver and Washington, DC. Founded in 1975, it focuses on fostering collaboration among leaders from public, private, and civic sectors to address complex societal challenges in areas such as environment, energy, health, education, agriculture, and natural resources. The organization emphasizes independent facilitation and consensus-building to unite diverse stakeholders and create lasting solutions. Keystone operates through five specialized centers, including Civic Engagement, Education, Food and Agriculture, Natural Resources, and Tribal and Indigenous Engagement. It also runs three key programs: the Energy and Climate Program, the Rocky Mountain Family Engagement Collective, and the State and Local Government Program. Keystone provides expert facilitation services, including national policy dialogues, coalition-building, and training workshops, and has initiated impactful efforts in areas like sustainable agriculture and public health. The organization collaborates with various partners, including government agencies and foundations, to advance its mission.