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Interfaith Paths to Peace held a gala celebrating its 20th anniversary of peacemaking on Thursday, October 6, at Second Presbyterian Church. The gala, which was also IPP’s seventh annual My Recipe for Peace dinner, drew a large crowd. Amid the … Read More
Throughout his life, Muhammad Ali was The Greatest. In the ring, he was indomitable. When drafted into the Army, he said his religious convictions made him a conscientious objector. He stood by his principles and refused induction even though it … Read More
Craig Melvin, national correspondent on NBC News’ TODAY and anchor on MSNBC, will host the Fourth Annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards on Saturday, September 17, at 6:30 p.m. at the Marriott Louisville Downtown. Six young humanitarians from around the world, … Read More
The J Summer Camps kicked off on Monday, June 6, as hundreds of children came through the doors with huge grins and energy that ignited the entire building. The “Space” themed first week included several aliens roaming the hallways and … Read More
All eyes were on Louisville earlier this month when one of the world’s greatest humanitarians, boxing great Muhammad Ali passed away. Diplomats from across the globe flooded the city to pay tribute to Ali. Israel’s immediate past attorney general, Yehuda … Read More
An Annual Meeting is always a celebration of an organization’s accomplishments and an opportunity to honor those who provide leadership and serve as role models. The Jewish Community of Louisville’s Annual Meeting on Wednesday, June 15, was no exception; however, … Read More
The J’s CenterStage participated in the Muhammad Ali tribute event, I Am Ali, at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday, June 7. In recognition of Muhammad Ali’s lifetime of accomplishments, CenterStage Acting Out theatre, the J’s professional … Read More
Legendary boxer and Louisville native Muhammad Ali recently traveled to Philadelphia in order to attend the Bar Mitzvah of his grandson. Muhammad Ali’s daughter, who was raised a Muslim, married someone Jewish and their son has apparently chosen to identify … Read More
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