Choreographer amara tabor-smith says performance can be more powerful when it’s unexpected
tabor-smith joined LPM’s “Race Unwrapped” podcast to talk about her work’s role in creating change
LISTEN: The connection between live theatre and its audience
Playwright Gabriel Diego Hernandez joins LPM’s podcast “Race Unwrapped” to discuss the audience bond that live theatre can create.
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LPM project explores solutions to life expectancy gap between Louisville’s East and West End
The Stolen Years project seeks to explore what’s working to close the nearly 15-year life expectancy gap between east and west Louisville.
Author, activist Stacey Abrams explains using about storytelling to make people feel smarter
Stacey Abrams joins LPM’s “Race Unwrapped” to discuss the power of storytelling.
Fifth graders spread comfort and resources through stuffed animals
The Bright Bees Project is a student-driven effort to have first-responders pass out stuffed animals with QR codes to help children in stressful situations
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Americana seeks financial strength as it serves Louisville’s immigrant community
Americana Community Center’s new leader has plans to guide the more than 30-year-old nonprofit into a more stable future.
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Louisville Jamaican eatery helps those impacted by Hurricane Melissa
A new downtown restaurant offers a taste of home to Jamaicans living in Louisville and provides help to those impacted by Hurricane Melissa.
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A Louisville nonprofit helps bridge the gap between food insecurity and access
For six years, Change Today, Change Tomorrow has helped provide free groceries to families in west Louisville.
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The only hospital in west Louisville celebrates its first year of being open
After 150 years of having no hospital in the West End, Norton West Louisville celebrates one year in the community
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How to talk to children about the UPS plane tragedy
Children in Louisville and Southern Indiana may be upset or curious about the UPS plane crash.
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Louisville nonprofit aims to support orphans in South Sudan
Louisville-based nonprofit Nile Orphan Care is working to help hundreds of orphans in South Sudan, a country that’s experienced decades of conflict and civil war.
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Louisville group aims to get more Black people camping
Black Azz Camping is a Louisville group that runs outdoor events and promotes camping in the Black community. It will have its second annual camping event this weekend in Winchester, Kentucky.
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Sadiqa Reynolds says stepping down from Perception Institute means she can focus on Louisville
Artists and Afros, an event she founded last year, is happening this weekend.