In April, Center For Neighborhoods sponsored:
Local Living Economies: An Evening with Judy Wicks

The events were great successes, which included a Sunday evening speaking engagement that was free and open to the public at the Clifton Center. Monday there was a breakfast with Judy followed by workshops. Approximately 150 people showed up to hear Judy speak at the Sunday evening event. Approximately 35 people attended the breakfast and the following workshops on Monday.

Thank you to the fiscal sponsors: Caudill Seed, Wautrous Associates, Heinie Brothers Coffee, Rainbow Blossom, Bike Depot Bike couriers, Keith's Hardware, Fred A. Fischer, Emily Bingham & Stephen Riley, River Fields, Metro Council District 8 Tom Owen, ear-X-tacy, Legacy Homes, Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, Church of the Epiphany, John Baker, Amazing Grace, Thomas Jefferson Unitarian Church, George Perkins Sr., Center for Neighborhoods.