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Voting rights in the spotlight at the capitol!

Hundreds rally in the rotunda in support of voting rights

Register today for Growing Appalachia

A conference about renewables, energy efficiency, and small scale farming

Over 1,000 people turn out for I Love Mountains Day!

Read about our exciting day of action!

Appalachia's Bright Future

A conference on shaping a just transition for Eastern Kentucky

The power of community organizing and water testing

You have the right to know what is in your water, and KFTC can help you find out

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Kentuckians For The Commonwealth
is a community of people, inspired by
a Vision, building New Power and
a better future for all of us. Together,
we organize for a fair economy, a
healthy environment, new safe energy
and an honest democracy. Join us.

Support Votings Rights – HB 70!

Our voting rights bill is moving! Call in today to help keep the momentum up.

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Katrina Byrnes

Katrina Byrnes is a life-long resident of Louisville, a mother of four, and is very involved in her community through the Kentucky Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression and other community organizations.

Jefferson County Chapter Meeting - March 11, 2013

Floyd Co Chapter Meeting - March 11, 2013

NKY Chapter Development Meeting - March 17, 2013

Recent news from our blog

Jobs and cost-savings possible from renewables and efficiency, panel told

Compelling testimony about the benefits of clean energy and energy efficiency incentives and programs was delivered to the House Tourism Development and Energy Committee on Thursday morning.

“This [bill] is a recognition a there are alternatives;,” said House Bill 170 sponsor Rep. Mary Lou Marzian. “It’s about jobs , jobs, jobs. We need to start looking at the future and building on...

Family saving cemetery in Letcher County An attempt was made to declare a local cemetery abandoned, so it could be quietly relocated....	Voting Rights passes House, 75 -25. On to the Senate! House Bill 70, our bill to restore voting rights to former felons who have served their debt to...	What are legislators doing about revenue? This year is Kentucky's best opportunity to pass meangingful tax reforms. The Blue Ribbon...
Growing Appalachia preparations Growing Appalachia is a day-long conference hosted by the Floyd County chapter with workshops from...	Jason Smith – Turned away at the polls, but determined enough to make sure his voice counted We heard a few stories throughout Election Day of former felons who had gone through the process to...	Consider health impacts of mining, U.S. Army Corps told A coal company's plans to destroy 3.5 miles of streams in the Lotts Creek area of Knott County...

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