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The Center for Interfaith Relations is honored to lift up the efforts of individuals and organizations across the Commonwealth who are working to improve the health and well-being of our communities. FACES OF COMPASSION is a series of video portraits that feature unsung Kentucky and Louisville heroes and organizations working on the front lines of compassion. With their acts of love and kindness, these individuals are changing their communities in big ways. The individuals in the video shorts series were recognized at the 2017 Festival of Faiths for their courageous work, which is having a transformative impact each and every day. The 2017 Festival of Faiths, Compassion Shining like the Sun (April 19-22), explored cultivating compassion in our current economic systems, in world affairs and in ourselves. The Festival serves as a platform for conversations on meaning and offers itself as an honest broker and stakeholder in dialogue around authentic compassion. Recognized as Louisville Faces of Compassion were: Angela Renfro: Founder of The Kristy Love Foundation Amanda Hall: Women's Program Director of The Healing Place Luis De Leon: Artist, journalist, radio host and musician who plays with Appalatin Mark Hublar: Motivational speaker and board member of Down Syndrome of Louisville Larry Muhammad: Playwrite and producer of African-American history plays for the Kentucky Black Repertory Theatre and Cisco Montgomery Sikander Chowhan: Chief Strategic Officer for Muslim Americans for Compassion Justin Magnuson: Founder of the Living Fully Initiative Ivy Brashear: Appalachian Transition and Communications Associate at MACED Maggie Keith: Fourth-generation steward of Foxhollow Farm Megan and Tara Karr: Social Director (Tara) and Chapter Captain (Megan) for the Louisville Chapter of Team Red, White & Blue Ebony O'Rea: Mission and Impact Team Program Officer at the Community Foundation of Louisville Maureen Keenan: Co-founder of Saving Sunny, Inc. |
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