Ten Years of Amplifying Unheard Voices and Untold Stories
Join us on April 13th

Book Launch

Join us on April 13th

Join the Louisville Story Program for the book launch for If You Write Me a Letter, Send It Here: Voices of Russell In a Time of Change.

Thursday, April 13, 6:00 p.m.
Louisville Central Community Center
1300 W Muhammad Ali Blvd, Louisville, KY 40203
Free & open to the public! RSVP

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    If You Write Me a Letter, Send It Here

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    The Louisville Story Program guest-edits a special edition of the Louisville Magazine, sharing a selection photographs that honor the legacy of the Louisville Defender.

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    Upcoming books, audio stories, photography, gospel music, and community writing workshops. The Louisville Story Program supports community voices through various media. Each project can take years of work as authors craft their narratives.

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The Louisville Story Program is challenging the arena of what a book is and what a book can do and where books matter in our communities.
Nikky Finney, 2011 National Book Award winner