Girls Lead Now: The Kentucky Chapter, is a local branch of a larger non-profit organization impacting women across the globe. We aim to facilitate female futures in leadership through direct impact on Louisville's youth, and mitigate the gap between young women capable of leadership, and those who have the confidence to do so. We believe a future generation of change makers begins with youth empowerment. Particularly within Kentucky, male dominated industries prevail endlessly. We exist to challenge that rhetoric, give Kentucky's women the opportunities they’ve consistently been denied across history, and learn from women making an impact in our community.

three witches shakespeare explores the classical theatrical cannon with innovation, irreverence, and fun, while empowering historically excluded artists and audiences⁠—particularly the queer community⁠—to find themselves explicitly represented in traditional plays.

Witchy Women is Cory Lockhart, Anna Joy Nieto, and Mandy Olivam. Cory Lockhart, founder of Hart Communication, LLC and Co-Executive Director of the Passionist Earth and Spirit Center, is a teacher, artist, speaker, and guide of sacred conversations. Her over 30 years of experience teaching, as well as her practices as a Reiki master, intuitive artist, and peacemaker, informed the creation of Cards for Remembering, her oracle deck for cultivating self-connection, self-compassion, and self-care. Mandy Olivam serves her community as a companion in traversing life's thresholds with greater presence, meaning, and trust. She is a writer, retreat facilitator, and co-creator of spaces that cultivate coherent frequency for collective liberation. Anna Joy Nieto is The Louisville Astrologer: your local chart reader, artist, alchemist and the host of a private spiritual bathhouse in the Highlands. Her work is rooted in humanism, earthly and planetary cycles, inner growth through cosmic guidance, and a drive toward cultural change.

Friends of Lilith includes Keith McGill, Stacy Hopkins, and Mandi Hutchins Johnson.

LSURJ is a volunteer-led effort to organize white people for racial justice. All are welcome at LSURJ events and activities, and there is a lane for everyone. Please be aware that our work and events are tailored to call white people into this movement work. Some activities are in-person and others are virtual. We have committees working on equity in schools, police accountability, alternatives to incarceration, accountability with judges, civil defense, and ceasefire in Palestine.

GirlSpeak is LFL's collaborative playwriting program that empowers girls and youth of marginalized genders to explore their voices, share their stories, and express the issues and themes that matter to them. Guided by LFL Teaching Artists, participants use the same collaborative playwriting techniques employed in creating LFL’s professional productions. Through a supportive, noncompetitive, and fun environment, participants build confidence, develop creativity, and experience the power of having their voices heard, culminating in a presentation that celebrates their stories and creative work.