Racial Justice
KFTC is working for a day when discrimination is wiped out of our laws, habits, and hearts.
NKY Racial Justice Meeting
Join the NKY Racial Justice Committee as we plan for the year ahead:
- Racial Justice Film Series
- Training Needs and Desires
- Ally events
- And more!
Zootopia Screening
Join members of Kentuckians For The Commonwealth and allies for this family friendly film that can help introduce children to issues of race, bias, and the impact they have on criminal justice issues.
Governor's race could decide whether 100K+ Kentuckians regain the right to vote
AN ESTIMATED 312,000 KENTUCKIANS CAN'T VOTE BECAUSE OF A FELONY CONVICTION. THAT COULD CHANGE AFTER THE STATE'S GUBERNATORIAL ELECTION ON NOV. 5.
Singing For Democracy
Join KFTC and allies to celebrate our democracy through music and movement! Listen to those who are shut out of our democracy, as well as folks who have only recently been able to be a part of it.
KFTC beginning a Racial Justice Assessment and Visioning process
Late this spring, KFTC began a Racial Justice Assessment and Visioning process. This update is the first of what will likely be an ongoing series where we’ll share updates on what we’re learning, activities we’re engaging in, and potential next steps as we go through this process.
In June 2018, the KFTC Steering Committee held a racial justice workshop for its summer retreat. Coming out of the workshop were three ideas the Steering Committee wanted to explore: 1) a racial justice audit or assessment of KFTC’s overall work; 2) a People of Color Caucus for members and staff; and 3) a Racial Justice Advisory Committee.
After further discussion, the People of Color Caucus has gotten underway and the Steering Committee put on hold the Racial Justice Advisory Committee until after we go through the assessment process.
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