Learn how to make your home warmer and more comfortable this winter. Project Warm workshops teach how to hang clear interior window covers, give energy saving tips and more… plus get free supplies to winterize and "do-it-yourself" at home. Free Weatherization Supplies include: Clear plastic, tape and tacks for windows, and foam rope and more […]

The Muhammad Ali Childhood Home Museum, in partnership with The Parkland Boys & Girls Club is excited to present “Poetry and Art in Motion" Poetry and Art in Motion is a free open mic event held at Parkland Boys and Girls Club. Poetry and Art in Motion was created to promote and raise awareness of […]

While test scores for JCPS African American students in the urban core district have improved overall, there are concerns about the slow rate of improvement. A distinguished panel of experts will discuss what is being done currently to address the disparity, and, offer their perspective on the steps needed to address the educational needs of […]

Louisville Metro Comprehensive Plan Community Form Work Group Louisville Metro is updating the Comprehensive Plan which will guide specific land use polices and investment through the year 2040. The Comprehensive Plan is built around 6 key elements: • Community Form/Land Use • Marketplace • Mobility and Transportation • Livability & Environment • Community Facilities • […]

OneWest has continously sought guidance and input from community members about the challenges and opportunities that face Louisville's West End. Now, we'd like to share plans for OneWest's future with you, and highlight the ways you can be a part of these plans moving forward. Our Community Conversation on Thursday, February 2 is free and […]

THE CHILD MAY NOT REMEMBER, BUT THE BODY REMEMBERS. Researchers have discovered a dangerous biological syndrome caused by abuse, neglect and other adverse experiences during childhood. As the new documentary Resilience reveals, toxic stress can trigger hormones that wreak havoc on the brains and bodies of children, putting them at a greater risk for disease, […]

Join us at Joshua Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church on Tuesday evening, February 7th, 2017, 5:45 PM to 7:30 PM for a discussion on:   Food, Faith, & Organizing What Does Your Faith Say about Food Justice?   Many families in Louisville—especially those facing limited resources—have a difficult time accessing the farm fresh food we all […]

Brothers Helping Brothers is teaming up with eleven other organizations to host the West Louisville Resource Fair at the Louisville Urban League. The fair will help anyone, including convicted criminals, find a job in construction, health care or manufacturing and will have resources to help men of all ages get a GED, help with job training […]

Book: Aging as a Spiritual Practice by Lewis Richmond. Walter W. Hutchins, history promoter, will discuss how we can embrace aging with good anticipation.

Sample and learn about holistic practices from Black practitioners. Free childcare and lunch.