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10/12/2026

09/23/2026

September is National Black Reading Month!

As the month comes to a close, let the reading continue!

Born in Detroit in 1980 through the efforts of local Black activists, National Black Reading Month reminds us that literacy, historical knowledge, and the written word are powerful tools for strengthening our communities.

At the ADOS Advocacy Foundation, we believe knowledge builds movement. Through our book club, we explore our history, examine the impact of the racial (lineage) wealth gap, and connect the lessons of our past to the issues shaping our future.

As summer gives way to fall, don't let the celebration end with September. Pick up a book, revisit a chapter, share what you've learned, and carry that knowledge into the next season.

Whether you're new to advocacy or looking to deepen your understanding, our book club is a place to start. Because the more we read, the more we understand and the better equipped we become to advocate for our community.

The month may be ending, but the movement for knowledge never stops.

Read. Reflect. Discuss. Organize. Advocate.

08/27/2026

In 1850, a majority of Mississippians were enslaved. Should the state be leading the way on reparations?

08/24/2026

Come out to hear from candidates running for the JCPS School Board

08/19/2026

JCPS School Board Candidate Forum #2 this evening WEB DuBois

08/11/2026

The future direction of our school system begins with informed voters. Don’t miss your chance to hear from the JCPS School Board candidates.

Register here: https://www.thepowershift26.org/events

07/22/2026

JOBS career services JUSTICE Advocacy & Initiatives EDUCATION EDUCATION & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT HEALTH health programs HOUSING housing & financial empowerment BUSINESS Business Services We believe in change. The Louisville Urban League is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, community service organization dedicate...

07/06/2026

A professor says it’s time to ditch the term “African American.” His argument? The true origin of our culture isn’t where most people think.

06/19/2026

This year marked 100 years since the founding of Black History Month’s predecessor, Negro History Week, established in 1926 by Carter G…

05/21/2026

The chief justice has seemingly worn blinders for life.