First opportunity: Pride Parade! All Peoples will have a presence at this year’s Pride parade . Last Call: If you are available to join us for the parade, PLEASE PLAN TO MEET UP ON MARKET STREET BETWEEN CAMPBELL AND PRESTON BY no later than 11AM! (SEE MAP BELOW) Look for the All Peoples Pride float … Continue reading Celebrate the Kentuckiana Pride Festival Two Ways June 18th!
From the Coordinator Welcome to the May issue of Justice Center News, the monthly update from the Justice Center at All Peoples. As I write this, it just past election day I am finding some reasons for excitement and hope from these results. As you’re reading this, we’re also a bit over a week since the mass … Continue reading Justice Center News: May 2022
Kentucky is a land of natural beauty and mineral resources; however, its people are its most precious resource. Are you aware of Kentucky’s Black Authors? Many of us are not familiar with their work. On May 22, our David Cooper lead the service to invite us to explore the wealth of Kentucky’s Black Writers. On … Continue reading Kentucky’s Black Authors-want to read their works?
“Examining Our Racial Identities” Discussion Class Tuesdays March 1, March 8, March 15 and March 22 7:00pm on Zoom (and in-person if conditions permit) All Peoples Justice Center coordinator Rus Funk will lead this discussion class about examining our racial identities in the context of white supremacy and what we can do about it. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87532477271?pwd=QkwwRXg0SzUxT0VnVEpFZ05Da0E1dz09 Meeting … Continue reading Adult Exploration: “Examining Our Racial Identities” Discussion Class: March 1, 8, 15, 22
Both the Mayor’s Office and the Metro Louisville Council recognized the efforts made to celebrate Human Right Day on Dec. 10th.
