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What does this month's election mean for the future of Kentucky's Democracy?

Posted by: Dave Newton on November 29, 2011

Campbell's firing raises questions

Posted by: jerry on November 29, 2011

Lexington volunteers burning up the phonelines

Posted by: Dave Newton on November 28, 2011

Scott County Fundraising Phonebanks

Posted by: Dave Newton on November 27, 2011

Boyle County members celebrate KFTC's 30 years, make future plans

Posted by: Sara Pennington on November 21, 2011

IMG_0614Earlier this month, 19 KFTC members and friends came together to celebrate KFTC's 30th year of action for justice with a film showing, brainstorming session and birthday cake. Members of all ages had a part of the fun and fellowship.

The evening started with a viewing of KFTC's new film I Was There: The First 30 Years of KFTC. Member J.P. Brantley said the movie was "like a revival meeting." Folks enjoyed pointing out each other in footage from I Love Mountains days and reflecting on the work and the stories of leaders from throughout the decades.

KFTC tax justice presentation at Occupy Louisville

Posted by: jerry on November 19, 2011

KFTC members shared an analysis of Kentucky's tax structure and solutions to the unfairness and inadequacy built into the current system with members of Occupy Louisville on Friday afternoon.

Protections for Wilson Creek residents argued

Posted by: jerry on November 17, 2011

The question of whether Laurel Mountain Resources should be allowed to mine on Wilson Creek in Floyd County without restrictions to protect the community was argued Friday before a three-judge pane

Union College 'I Was There' film screening

Posted by: Tanya Turner on November 16, 2011

Meade County Members Show off On-farm Renewable Energy Solutions

Posted by: Nancy Reinhart on November 16, 2011

 

Perry County Chapter Update!

Posted by: Tanya Turner on November 16, 2011

 This week the Perry County Chapter used their meeting time for a Fall Fundraising phonebank training, planning the upcoming yearend chapter celebration (with music, food, and a film!), and "Adding Our Voice" to the KY Deserves Better tumblr page (see a couple pics below and go add your own!).

For the chapter celebration we are planning for some great home cooked food, local pickin' and singin', and we're showing the short "I Was There" film in the new seated theater at Perry County's nice, new public library!  Everyone, near and far, is welcome to join us!  Bring a friend and a dish! 

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