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The idea for LOUIE came out of a group of eight members participating in Leadership Louisville’s 2015 Bingham Fellows. How can our cities better collaborate with each other to become true partners with state government?
​Subsequently, Café LOUIE was born: Louisvillians: Organized, United, Informed & Engaged.

Café LOUIE exists to facilitate legislator collaboration among Louisville’s 28-member delegation and to provide opportunities for voters to engage with them. From January to April, every year, the Friends host a series of community events at Louisville's branch libraries for you and your representatives.

For more about Café Louie, visit our Facebook page.
Café LOUIE:
Friends of the Parkland Library
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​The Friends' newest chapter is the Friends of the Parkland Library, advocating for library services in the Parkland area of Louisville. To help with their mission, please contact the Friends.
​Phone: 502-574-1648
Email: lfplfriends@gmail.com
"Be Loud!" Speak up for your library.
Sometimes we need your help to speak up for the Louisville Library. When it's time to speak up, here are some helpful links to voice your opinion.
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Metro Council
Governor
US Senators
Every voice helps in support of the library!
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Sign the Declaration for the Right to Libraries. The declaration is to show support for America's right to libraries of all types - including public, school, academic, and special. See the full article below and add your voice!
Read & Sign the Declaration
You can read the full text of the Declaration here.