Louisville

an event by the Historically Black Neighborhoods Assembly

Louisville’s Black Neighborhoods Want To End Publicly-Funded Displacement

Downtown Louisville, Kentucky.

Can Guaranteed Income Prevent Gentrification?

As Louisville’s West End Is Redeveloped, Residents Chronicle Their Neighborhood’s History

Group of people hold protest signs that read, 'Housing is a Human Right'

Louisville’s Multiracial Tenant Union Is At The Forefront Of A Growing National Movement

Cities Are Bringing A Racial Equity Lens To Zoning And Planning Processes

Racial Justice Initiatives Could Give Louisville Metro Budget a $90 Million Boost, Analysts Say

Will This Impact Fund Save America’s Music Venues?

Cities Steering More Public Contracting Dollars to LGBTQ-Owned Businesses

New Credit Union Fund to Boost Outreach in the South’s Historically Redlined Neighborhoods

Louisville Takes a Jobs-First Approach to Water Equity

Putting Community Groups and Bankers in the Same Room

Louisville’s West End Fighting to Own Its Future

Nonprofit has an ‘Olmstedian’ Vision for Southern Indiana Parks

Louisville Mayor Gets a B for Environmental Effort

Louisville Looks to the Edges for New Parks, Once Again

Louisville Steps Up Historic Preservation Efforts

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