Racial Justice
KFTC is working for a day when discrimination is wiped out of our laws, habits, and hearts.
Jefferson County Chapter Meeting
Join us for our monthly chapter meeting. This month Louisville Showing Up For Racial Justice will lead a racial justice training. This training is open to everyone, so feel free to invite others. Come learn and share with us!
Smoketown Community Canvass
The Jefferson County Chapter of KFTC is hosting four community canvasses in the Smoketown neighborhood during the Mayor's Week of Service.
Jefferson County Economic Justice Meeting
Join the Jefferson County Chapter's Economic Justice Team for our monthly meeting. We'll discuss building a local economic justice campaign focused on equitable development, affordable housing and healthcare, and participatory budgeting. Come learn and share with us!
Justice for Gynnya!
Last month, a young girl named Gynnya McMillen died while in custody at Juvenile Detention Center in Elizabethtown. Gynnya’s life mattered.
Her death has drawn national attention. There were clear violations of the safety protocols: She wasn’t checked on according to protocol. Nobody tried immediately to resuscitate her when she was found. And the night before her death, she was placed in what’s been called an “Aikido restraint” for not removing her sweatshirt.
White Environmentalists Acting for Racial Justice
“To Change Everything We Need Everyone.” Start to embody this powerful climate change slogan by coming to this 350 Louisville event. This training will be conducted by
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