Project W.E. West Louisville has a population of 62,000 residents, which would make it Kentucky’s 3rd largest city. Eighty percent of the residents are African-American. The nine neighborhoods that make up West Louisville are in crisis, which translates into a crisis for Louisville Metro. The epicenter of the West Louisville divide
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Community Engagement for Construction Projects
Community Engagement for Construction Projects Real estate projects need an online marketing strategy in the world of social media (new media). Misinformation and bad news about real estate projects travel like wildfire unless you are listening and have a presence in the online community. These projects typically require a hyper-local
New Legacy’s Jeremiah Project rises for West Louisville
The New Legacy Solution This proposal is for an innovative project to redeem communities and ex-offenders using new and innovative funding strategies, making both groups more socially valuable and economically productive for the long-term. This one year plan involves a one time $500,000.00 investment to rehab 10 abandoned and condemned
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The Situation in West Louisville Today About 760,000 people live in Louisville. White residents make up about 74 percent of the city’s population, while black residents make up just more than 20 percent, according to a 2015 report from the Metropolitan Housing Coalition. West Louisville has a population of 62,000