Beechmont resident Besty Ruhe sees herself as "someone who sees solutions where other folks only see problems." Continue reading to learn...

Several Neighborhood Institute graduates (including September 2021 Neighbor of the Month, Betsy Ruhe!) and CFN board member Doris Sims...

Cassia Herron is a leader in Kentucky's local food movement working to improve urban and rural communities in the commonwealth. Hi,...

Jinn Fuller Renfro nominated her neighbor Angie Vittitow for Neighbor of the Month. Angie stewards the Little Free Pantry at Howard Park...

Luther Brown, who passed away on April 10, 2021, at the age of 61, was a graduate of the Fall 2019 Neighborhood Institute. We honor him...

In honor of Women's History Month, the Center For Neighborhoods staff took some time to reflect on the Louisville women who most inspire...

In honor of Black History Month, Center for Neighborhoods has authored a series of posts about historically Black neighborhoods in...

Center For Neighborhoods worked with the James Taylor–Jacob School Neighborhood to create an updated neighborhood plan, which was adopted...

This poem was written by Ngọc Uyên Nguyễn and was originally published by TAUNT, Louisville's exciting new independent magazine. It is...

Metro Council District 4 Councilman-elect and Center For Neighborhoods board member Jecorey Arthur challenges us to think about our...

For this month's Neighbor of the Month feature, we want to recognize our 2020 Neighborhood Summit Award recipients. Each year at the...

As we commemorate National Planning Month, we take an honest look back at Planning's history and how it has transitioned from a municipal...

Brianna Harlan is a multi-disciplinary artist and organizer. According to Brianna’s artist statement on her website, “My work is driven...

All of us at Center For Neighborhoods were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Mary Hardesty on August 20, 2020.

It's time to step up. What role do nonprofits have in the movement to dismantle root causes of injustice and inequity? The Louisville...

Mariel Gardner is a community light. She's also a living testament to the combined power that inner spirit, collaboration, and dedication...

The urgency of this moment in our city is palpable. Can we rise to a brighter surface above ...can we imagine a city that is whole...?

As the city takes steps to re-open the local economy, creative possibilities emerge. People and place are always at the center of our...

One Louisville resident uses what he loves to sparks joy in others...Meet JoCari with Jefferson Memorial Forest and ECHO! One key part of...

Our Engagement & Education Director, Mikal Forbush, often reminds us to make time to celebrate all the milestones along the way of...