Artist and writer awarded grants for work advancing social justice
The Kentucky Foundation for Women awarded grants to Kentucky feminist artists and arts organizations committed to creating positive social change.
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New survey gauges pandemic impact on the workplace
As the economy evolves from shutdown and belt-tightening mode to recovery, employers are adapting to the new environment.
NKY educator will work on national higher ed model
The goal of the Designers in Residence program is to create strategies to eliminate equity and economic opportunity gaps in higher education.
How we’re celebrating Juneteenth in 2021
It’s been 34 years since Lydia Morgan started honoring the emancipation of slaves. During that time, the event has evolved but still remains an important part of our region's history.
NKY Pride Center will open this summer
The Pride Center’s mission is to advance LGBTQ equity and inclusion efforts by meeting the need for community-based services and programs.
“Beneath her warm personality beats the heart of a lion”
Kentuckian Roula Allouch has steered the Council on American-Islamic Relations through challenging times over the last five years.
Social service agency expands its traditional role to champion social justice
The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission has taken on the charge to give voice to the voiceless, working to arm people with the tools to succeed, not only in life, but also in systemic reform.
Falcon Theatre teams up to showcase Black playwrights
Local Black playwrights will have their works brought to life by local actors in a virtual event.
Understanding, valuing, and accepting others’ differences are the goals of this program
Previous graduates say that “Building Cultural Competence: A Program for Leaders” has helped them learn to value people’s experiences while becoming more comfortable telling their own.
Lightship Capital invests the largest venture capital fund in the Midwest for minority-led startups
The company has closed nearly $48 million for a $50 million fund for underrepresented groups seeking investment money.
New survey gauges pandemic impact on the workplace
As the economy evolves from shutdown and belt-tightening mode to recovery, employers are adapting to the new environment.
NKY educator will work on national higher ed model
The goal of the Designers in Residence program is to create strategies to eliminate equity and economic opportunity gaps in higher education.
How we’re celebrating Juneteenth in 2021
It’s been 34 years since Lydia Morgan started honoring the emancipation of slaves. During that time, the event has evolved but still remains an important part of our region's history.
NKY Pride Center will open this summer
The Pride Center’s mission is to advance LGBTQ equity and inclusion efforts by meeting the need for community-based services and programs.
“Beneath her warm personality beats the heart of a lion”
Kentuckian Roula Allouch has steered the Council on American-Islamic Relations through challenging times over the last five years.
Social service agency expands its traditional role to champion social justice
The Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission has taken on the charge to give voice to the voiceless, working to arm people with the tools to succeed, not only in life, but also in systemic reform.
Falcon Theatre teams up to showcase Black playwrights
Local Black playwrights will have their works brought to life by local actors in a virtual event.
Understanding, valuing, and accepting others’ differences are the goals of this program
Previous graduates say that “Building Cultural Competence: A Program for Leaders” has helped them learn to value people’s experiences while becoming more comfortable telling their own.
Lightship Capital invests the largest venture capital fund in the Midwest for minority-led startups
The company has closed nearly $48 million for a $50 million fund for underrepresented groups seeking investment money.
