On Sunday April 6th, members of the CLOUT Justice Ministry bring the good news of what CLOUT (Citizens of Louisville Organized and United Together) is aiming to accomplish this year to bring justice to Louisville citizens and neighborhoods. Jane Buckley and Trish Ramey are the CLOUT network leaders at First U, the coordinators of about 20 network members active in our church. Our special speaker is Rabbi Bob Slosberg, rabbi emeritus of Congregation Adath Jeshurun here in Louisville and a co-president of CLOUT; he will update us on the status of various CLOUT issues and where we’re heading next.

About the organization: CLOUT is made up of 24 religiously, racially, and economically diverse congregations from all parts of the city and seeks to address problems that affect large numbers of people and violate a basic sense of fairness, such as the lack of quality education or access to essential quality healthcare or affordable housing.  CLOUT has been working for justice in Louisville for over 30 years, with a focus on the common good.

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