Faith in the Future: A Community Conversation
On June 11, 2020, Louisville passed Breonna’s Law — three months after LMPD shot and killed Breonna Taylor. At the time, there was an undeniable sense of urgency in the city, with widespread demands for accountability, equity and justice.
But where are we four years later?
Join us for an open and honest dialogue between young people, civic leaders and the community at large. All in attendance will be invited to weigh in on the state of Louisville today, with an eye toward envisioning a better future.
6 p.m. - Refreshments served
6:30 p.m. - Conversation begins
About the Faith-In Discussion Series:
This is the latest in a series of "Faith-In" conversations, during which attendees are encouraged to share their experiences, insights and ideas. The series — co-hosted by the Center for Interfaith Relations, Louisville Magazine and Louisville Public Media — has featured discussions on:
- Imagining a new future for Louisville (part of Festival of Faiths 2022)
- Creating a safer city for Louisville youth
- Envisioning a more loving future for all people in our city (part of Festival of Faiths 2023)
Questions about the event? Email sarahkelley@interfaithrelations.org.
