Tiandra M. Robinson, college access counselor and marketing consultant at T. Marie Consulting, says, “My family, first, and foremost, is what really matters, but outside of that, pushing students to pursue higher education and working with small and black-owned...
Michelle Jones, executive director of The Pete Foundation, says, “What really matters to me is mental health and wellness, helping others understand this topic better, and creating positive changes for the health and wellbeing of individuals in our community. I...
Sonja Grey, executive director of Exploited Children’s Help Organization (ECHO), says, “For the past two years, Kentucky had the highest child abuse rates in the U.S., according to the child maltreatment report from the Children’s Bureau of the U.S. Department...
Karen Williams, president & CEO of Louisville Tourism, says, “We as leaders in our community need to put our differences aside and work together to create the same opportunities for everyone. We are not a unified community. We point to others to say it...
Kyle Shepherd, media and public relations manager at The Louisville Zoo, says, “The human spirit always surprises me, yet I am not sure why. I think it is that we are vulnerable yet resilient that surprises me. I loved that during the pandemic we made sure to...
Kathleen Parks says, “What matters to me is peace, justice, and equality for all people. I am looking forward to a better and more peaceful world, a world filled with joy and peace and absent from systemic and structural racism, hatred, bigotry, and...
