To celebrate Black History Month in February and Women's History Month in March, we have invited life long civil rights advocate Gracie Lewis to share details of her fascinating life beginning with her years as a student at Ahrens Trade High School in the mid 60s. The skills of shorthand and typing perfected at Ahrens … Continue reading The Journey of a Civil Rights Activist with Gracie Lewis
The Pro-Israel Lobby and the Opposing Role of the American Council for Judaism with Allan Brownfeld
Register for the Zoom event, January 16, 2025, Noon—1 PM, and find out more information: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/gZn6rIWjTcCcDr5CArA8Zw#/registration https://louisvillefor.org/third-thursday-lunch/
Joshua Douglas on the Supreme Court and the Future of Elections and Democracy on Jan. 15
Joshua Douglas will speak at Bellarmine University's Frazier Hall (the Norris Place / Douglass Blvd entrance to campus - click here for a map) on Wednesday, January 15, 2025. Professor Douglas will explain how the U.S. Supreme Court and state legislatures have undermined voting rights in our country. The event is free, there is ample … Continue reading Joshua Douglas on the Supreme Court and the Future of Elections and Democracy on Jan. 15
Haiti and the Haitian Crisis: Finding a way forward with Lionel Derenoncourt
Third Thursday Lunch at Hotel Louisville November 21: https://louisvillefor.org/third-thursday-lunch/
Vote NO on KY Amendment 1
The Fellowship of Reconciliation, Louisville Chapter (FOR) asks all of its supporters and allies to vote NO on Amendment 1 and to urge your neighbors and coworkers to Vote NO as well. Kentucky is one of eight states with a proposed citizenship requirement measure on their ballots this year. Constitutional Amendment 1 on our ballots … Continue reading Vote NO on KY Amendment 1
Vote NO on KY Amendment 2
The Fellowship of Reconciliation, Louisville Chapter (FOR) asks all of its supporters and allies to vote NO on Amendment 2 and to urge your neighbors and coworkers to Vote NO as well. Public schools are the great equalizers in our diverse society. Properly funded or not, those public schools will do their best to educate … Continue reading Vote NO on KY Amendment 2
Solidarity With the Suffering in the Middle East with the Revs. Phil & Tricia Lloyd-Sidle
Third Thursday Lunch for October 17: https://louisvillefor.org/third-thursday-lunch/ https://louisvillefor.org/third-thursday-lunch/
2024 JCPS School Board Candidates Respond to FOR Public Education Issues Questionnaire
Please see the questionnaire for school board candidates here and share with other voters:https://louisvillefor.org/aim-higher/2024survey/
Trans/Gender Basics for the Future with Alden Jones, PhD
The Third Thursday Lunches continue at Hotel Louisville, (120 West Broadway (the corner of Second & Broadway), on Thursday, September 19, 2024. Dr. Jones will present foundational concepts around gender throughout history and will discuss with us the future of gender in our community and personal spaces. Dr. Jones’s academic interests center around how gender, … Continue reading Trans/Gender Basics for the Future with Alden Jones, PhD
OPINION: SCOTUS and Congressional Inaction Are Allowing Donald Trump to Get Away with Inciting an Insurrection Open Letter to Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul, Morgan McGarvey
It is time for Congress to fulfill its Constitutional duty and remove Donald Trump from the Presidential ballot pursuant to Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. That section bars from office any person “who, having previously taken an oath... to support the Constitution of the United States, shall have engaged in insurrection … Continue reading OPINION: SCOTUS and Congressional Inaction Are Allowing Donald Trump to Get Away with Inciting an Insurrection Open Letter to Mitch McConnell, Rand Paul, Morgan McGarvey
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