RSVP here, and tell us what food you are bringing.
1 item is generally considered to be around 12 portions.

Parking is in the lot behind the building off of Barrett.

In conjunction with Give Local Louisville, families from throughout the area are invited to join Peace Ed in a celebration of our community's commitment to nonviolence and peacemaking from 6 pm to 7:30 pm at Central Presbyterian Church (318 West Kentucky Street). There you can have fun participating in cooperative games, hear from local peacemakers and support Peace Ed's participation in Give Local Louisville.

"Plan on having a fun time playing games like 'Alien Slime' or 'Giants, Wizards and Elves' and being inspired by some of our community's amazing peacemakers - all while celebrating Give Local Louisville day!" says Peace Ed Director Eileen Blanton.

The Community Foundation of Louisville is hosting Give Local Louisville to kick off its celebration of thirty years in our community. This 24-hour online "Give Day" will support almost 200 local organizations doing great work in our own backyard including Peace Education Program.

(located behind St Agnes Church at 1920 Newburg Road)

Ruth Newman, Member of FORward Radio Louisville Working Group

3. We create a space for discussion that inspires, motivates and deepens

our ability to catalyze social change.

This training is required if you do want to risk arrest or

to fill any non-arrestable role in a Louisville Pledge of Resistance action.

Tuesday, May 20

Greater Louisville Sierra Club

at the Clifton Center, 2117 Payne Street

Please join us Tuesday, May 20, as we welcome Chris Bidwell and Susan Wilson in an
engaging and informative presentation on local botany from the photographers of the recently
published book, The Olmsted Parks of Louisville: A Botanical Field Guide published by the
University Press of Kentucky.  Chris and Susan have beautifully documented local trees,
herbaceous plants, shrubs, and vines and will share their photos and observations of
our scenic parks and surrounding areas.

The Olmsted Parks of Louisville by author Patricia Haragan is the first such manual for
the nearly 1,900 acres that comprise Cherokee, Seneca, Iroquois, Shawnee, and Chickasaw Parks.
This field guide includes not only beautiful photographs, but detailed maps as well as ecological
and historical information about each park. Copies of the book will be available for sell during this meeting,
with a portion of the proceeds going to our local Sierra Club group.

Thursday, May 22
Doors Open at 6:00 pm, Program at 6:30 pm

St. Paul's United Methodist Church, 2000 Douglass Blvd

Join Kentucky Interfaith Power and Light for "Planting Hope, Harvesting Love", their Annual Dinner and Kippie awards presentation featuring environmental activist and educator Fr. Charles Morris of Michigan Interfaith Power & Light.  His work of creation care has been featured in the New York Times, CBS News, the Sierra Club Magazine and many more.  The event will feature a healthy, local and organic meal by Farm to Fork Catering, a caring community and inspiring songs by local musicians.

Click here for more information and to register or

email info@kentuckyipl.org and