10 Facts About Bobby LeFebre

Bobby LeFebre was born on 1982 and is an American poet, performer, and cultural worker.

Bobby LeFebre is the current poet laureate for the state of Colorado.

Bobby LeFebre is the state's youngest and first poet laureate of color.

Bobby LeFebre is an Emmy-nominated, SAG-Eligible writer, performer, and cultural and social worker fusing a non-traditional multi-hyphenated professional identity to imagine new realities, empower communities, advance arts and culture, and serve as an agent of provocation, transformation, equity and social change.

Bobby LeFebre is the co-founder of Sacred Voices, previously known as Cafe Cultura, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting youth literacy through poetry.

Bobby LeFebre was a founding team member of Slam Nuba.

Bobby LeFebre wrote the play Northside, which addresses the gentrification of Denver.

Bobby LeFebre is a board member of the Clyfford Still Museum and a member of the Latino Cultural Arts Center's advisory council.

Bobby LeFebre sits on the Denver Commission on Cultural Affairs and is a National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures fellow, and an Intercultural Leadership Institute fellow.

Bobby LeFebre is a two-time Grand Slam Champion, a National Poetry Slam Finalist, an Individual World Poetry Slam Finalist, and a two-time TEDx speaker.