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Climate Justice Zine

This climate justice Zine was created by our 2023/24 Noe Middle School 8th Grade Arts & Activism Cohort for our Earth Day protest at LG&E.

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Voting Rights Petition 2023

Voting Rights Petition 2023

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Platform Packet 2019

To help members be more fully prepared for the Annual Business Meeting and the platform conversation, we have prepared the following platform packet.

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Power House Project Energy Efficiency Kit

This insert is included in every energy effiicency kit given out at the Power House Project workshops. It details the contents of each kit:

  • 4 LED ligh bulbs
  • 1 caulk gun
  • 1 tube of acrylic adhesive silcone sealant
  • 1 roll of closed-cell foam weather-strip
  • 1 low-flow showerhead
  • 1 faucet aerator

 

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Electricity Energy Burden Analysis Tech Doc

The purpose of this document is to provide detailed context of and methodology for the KFTC Electricity Energy Burden Analysis, conducted in Summer 2018. Any questions about the analysis and its processes can be directed to [email protected].

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Voting Rights Factsheet 2019

Voting Rights Factsheet used in the 2019 General Assembly

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2018 Economic Justice Talking Points

A set of helpful facts and messaging on the economic justice issues of public pensions, the state budget, and adequate revenue in Kentucky in 2018.

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Tax Expenditure Fiscal Analysis 2016-2018

A searchable spreadsheet of every tax expenditure (all $12 billion worth) in Kentucky and how much tax revenue we lose because of each.

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RECLAIM Act Petition

This is a printable version of the RECLAIM Act petition. The page can be printed front and back, or front only. 

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Talking Points on Governor Bevin's Harmful Medicaid Waiver Proposal

Kentucky Voices for Health has produced this fact sheet and set of talking points about Governor Matt Bevin's harmful Medicaid Waiver proposal. The public comment period is open through midnight on August 2. Written comments can be submitted to  [email protected]. Two public hearings will be held on Friday, July 14, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.

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