Steering Committee
KFTC Steering Committee retreat
This is the Steering Committee's overnight retreat when the work of the current year is evaluated and planning for 2016 takes place.
Lamar Keys, former KFTC chair and leader, passes away
Lamar Keys, KFTC’s chairperson from 2000 to 2002, passed away earlier this week after a bout with cancer. He was only 61 and is survived by Darlene, his wife, and two grown children.
At the time, Lamar represented a growing KFTC presence in western Kentucky. He was a leader in the newly formed Union County chapter, and an active church and civic leader in Morganfield.
Steering Committee commits to focus on stewardship, power
The KFTC Steering Committee kicked off its March 28 meeting by sharing stories and photos of some of the highlights of the first quarter of 2015. KFTC chapters and members were busy these last few months building power, pushing our issue campaigns, hosting events, and having fun. Numerous activities were highlighted including the General Assembly lobby days, the voting rights vigils, the Madison County Pie Auction, Jefferson County’s We Are Kentuckians event, Growing Appalachia, a Showing Up for Racial Justice training and more.
Whose moment is it?
This is a Movement moment. Whose moment is it? Like any of the risings of the past, there are people trying to claim the moment. But you can’t own a moment, hold it within your hands like a fluttering bird that can’t escape, grasp it so tightly that no one else can claim it.
KFTC Steering Committee meeting
KFTC's bimonthly steering committee meeting. This meeting includes an orientation for new Steering Committee members.
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