Past Actions
Save the date for I Love Mountains Day 2013
Continuing our annual tradition, we are hoping to make our 2013 I Love Mountains Day our best yet. We have scheduled our rally for 2.14.13. Details about the day are still being finalized, but please tell your friends, schedule a day off from work, and make plans to join us again in Frankfort for this exciting day of action. Check back on this page later for more information about the day.
Members recruiting members
The number one reason people join KFTC – by far – is because someone they know asks them to join.
There are thousands of potential new members in our communities. And the most effective way to recruit them is with your direct ask.
Learn where Kentucky candidates stand before you vote Nov. 6
KFTC's Election website at www.KentuckyElection.org is updated with new information about candidate stances, voting locations, key links, and other information to help you cast an informed vote in the election on Tuesday, November 6.
Please share this website widely with friends and family members, through email and social media, to spread the word.
Printed copies of the Voter Guide are also available. Contact your local KFTC office.
Join KFTC at the Vice Presidential Debate Festival in Danville
The Wilderness Trace KFTC Chapter invites you to join them at the Vice Presidential Debate Festival in Danville on Thursday, October 11.
Register to vote!
Are you registered to vote? Are you registered at your current address? If not, you should take a moment and fill out Kentucky's online voter registration form. Be prepared to vote in November.
Tell U.S. House members to vote against attack on public health
UPDATE: As expected, H.R. 3409 passed the House by a 233-175 margin. All of Kentucky's representatives except for Rep. John Yarmuth voted to side with polluters and against public health. More info here.
UPDATE: The vote is now likely to take place on Friday, September 21. Please continue to call and email.
Leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives have taken several of their failed anti-public health, anti-environment bills from the 112th session of Congress and bundled them into H.R. 3409, improperly titled the "Stop the War on Coal Act of 2012."
Attend the "Communicating Our New Power Economy" training
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Kentuckians deserve good jobs, clean air and water, quality educations, and healthy, vibrant communities where everyone contributes their fair share. This Kentucky is possible, and right now is a defining moment. With the election season heating up and Kentucky’s Blue Ribbon Tax Reform Commission moving into its next phase, never have we had a better opportunity – or a more urgent need – to have good conversations with Kentuckians about the purpose of taxes and the role of the economy and our government.
Add your name for clean, affordable energy
It's time to let Kentucky's rural electric cooperatives know what we want for our energy future.
Join us at KFTC's 2015 Annual Membership Meeting
KFTC has a powerful vision for change in Kentucky. We believe we are in a political and economic moment where we have huge opportunities to bring Kentuckians together across lines of difference. We can find where our interests meet, intersect, and build a movement from that place of where we all come together. From values-based conversations about our future, to building large, diverse coalitions, there is much work to be done. Join us at KFTC's annual meeting weekend to help figure out how to build a social movement in Kentucky that is 'All In.'
KFTC’s statewide Annual Membership Meeting will be held August 21 through August 23 this year at the General Butler State Park in Carrollton.
Call the Legislative Message Line in support of Voting Rights
Please take a moment today to leave a message on the Legislative Message Line to let your legislators know you support House Bill 70 to restore voting rights to former felons who have served their debt to society.
It's so easy and just takes a moment!
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