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Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Justice Matters Mental Health Care & Addiction Minority Rights

At forum, public demands separate ballot question for behavioral health campus, services

May 30, 2018. Lawrence Journal-World. At a public forum Wednesday, voters asked county leaders to…

hannahMay 30, 2018

CLOUT Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Minority Rights

CLOUT responds to ruling in officer shooting unarmed man

May 24, 2018. WHAS 11. LOUISVILLE (WHAS11) -- The group "Citizens of Louisville Organized and…

hannahMay 24, 2018

Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Justice Matters Mental Health Care & Addiction

Proposition 1 foes will urge county to move forward with behavioral health campus, hire consultant to review criminal justice system

May 23, 2018. Lawrence Journal-World. A week after county voters rejected Proposition 1, two key…

hannahMay 23, 2018

Drugs IMPACT

The Women’s Center at Moores Creek; Region Ten’s beacon of hope in fighting women’s addictions

May 18, 2018. The Daily Progress. Region Ten, the behavioral health care provider in the…

hannahMay 18, 2018

Affordable Housing IMPACT

Religious-Based Group Wants City to Incentivize Developers to Provide Affordable Homes

May 16, 2018. NBC 29 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) - The Charlottesville Housing Advisory Committee is working…

hannahMay 16, 2018

BUILD Drugs

Should Lexington B.U.I.L.D. a better needle exchange? ‘Yes,’ say 2,000 people in 26 congregations.

May 16, 2018. Lexington Herald Leader. Only about 11 percent of the Americans who needed specialized…

hannahMay 16, 2018

Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability Justice Matters

Douglas County voters reject controversial countywide sales tax; leaders say jail project will proceed after public input

May 15, 2018. Lawrence Journal-World. With nearly 26,000 ballots counted, Douglas County voters rejected Proposition…

hannahMay 15, 2018

BUILD Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability

Lexington B.U.I.L.D. Group Gets City Backing on Violence Reduction Initiative

May 14, 2018. WEKU. An effort to develop a strategy to reduce group related violence…

hannahMay 14, 2018

Drugs IMPACT

Finding a home: Region Ten set to open Women’s Center

May 11, 2018. Charlottesville Tomorrow. Last year, Caitlin Kelly spoke to a crowd of an…

hannahMay 11, 2018

BUILD Criminal Justice Reform & Police Accountability

Faith community calls on Lexington mayor to work with anti-violence group

May 10, 2018. WKYT. LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - They’re issues that hit close to home…

hannahMay 10, 2018

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At forum, public demands separate ballot question for behavioral health campus, services

CLOUT responds to ruling in officer shooting unarmed man

Proposition 1 foes will urge county to move forward with behavioral health campus, hire consultant to review criminal justice system

The Women’s Center at Moores Creek; Region Ten’s beacon of hope in fighting women’s addictions

Religious-Based Group Wants City to Incentivize Developers to Provide Affordable Homes

Should Lexington B.U.I.L.D. a better needle exchange? ‘Yes,’ say 2,000 people in 26 congregations.

Douglas County voters reject controversial countywide sales tax; leaders say jail project will proceed after public input

Lexington B.U.I.L.D. Group Gets City Backing on Violence Reduction Initiative

Finding a home: Region Ten set to open Women’s Center

Faith community calls on Lexington mayor to work with anti-violence group

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