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Our Fall Conference is coming up soon.
Join us on Saturday October 28, 2017 To register click here.
Systemic Racism:
What People of Faith Can Do
Registration is $25 per person
Scholarships available for those in need
How you can help:
Register to attend the conference and invite another faith community to join you
Pass the conference flyer on to friends and encourage their attendance
Volunteers on the day of the event to:
Help with parking
Help with registration and getting people to their tables
Help with keeping drinks and snacks available
We need the following items and if people could donate or lend them it would mean we don’t have to purchase or rent them
Table clothes for 37 round tables
Lemon aid and iced tea
snacks ( fruit, cookies,)
stage (at least 8’ by 24”
Pens
Napkins and paper plates
Ice
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Sowers of Justice Network Statement on Confederate Statues
Sowers of Justice Network Statement on Police Shootings
Sowers report on Sowing a Nonviolent City - Work on gun violence, October 2016.
Listen to recordings of Community Voices produced by Sarah Zarantonello with Sowers of Justice click here
Jessica Gordon Nembhard
Collective Courage Book Club Meeting October 2017 The Diversity Committee of the Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville. Sam Marcosson is the chair. University of Louisville Office of the Vice Provost of Diversity and International Affairs. Mordean Archer-Taylor is the Vice Provost. The Anne Braden Institute. Cate Fosl is the director. Sowers of Justice Network. Doug Lowry is a Board member and our contact. The Louisville Urban League. Sadiqua Reynolds is the President and CEO. She will be on the panel at the law school. The Louisville Food Co-op Steering Committee. Cassia Herron is on the Committee and is our contact. (LIBA) Louisville Independent Business Association Jennifer Rubenstein Louisville Free Public Library Jim Blanton |
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Interested in affordable, local, healthy food? Louisville Food Co-Op is a project that aims to bring those things to the neighborhoods in Louisville that lack access to affordable produce and groceries through a community organized effort. Come on down to our community meeting to learn more about how you can get involved and to contribute your perspective as a member of the community. |
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If the Truth Half Told and White Rage are the question, then Collective Courage is the Answer
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Register for the
2017 Sowing A Nonviolent City Conference here Systemic Racism: What People of Faith Can Do.” Louisville Central Community Center, 1300 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd., 40203 9:00am to 4:30 pm on Saturday, October 28, 2017 Registration includes lunch After Registration is $25 per person Scholarships available for those in need SIGN UP FOR THE SOWERS OF JUSTICE NETWORK MAILING LIST here Enliven a covenant to nonviolence compassion or peace here Read our Strategic Objectives for 2017 - here |
- "There is much to do. And we can’t do it alone. What if every community replicated such an event to actively promote peace and sow seeds of justice?" Sharon Pearson, author and 2015 Sowing a Nonviolent City gun violence conference plenary speaker
Looking for information about our 2015 Conference on gun violence?
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Learn about our Working Groups and let us join efforts!
Click here for a summary document about Sowers of Justice to print:
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