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CLOUT (Citizens of Louisville Organized and United Together) is a grassroots, direct action organization comprised of 24 religious congregations and groups with over 12,000 members in Louisville, KY. Their mission is to empower religious congregations to address critical community issues and hold systems accountable, with a vision of creating a city of justice where all people are treated fairly. Through their justice ministry, CLOUT has achieved significant accomplishments, including helping thousands of individuals with mental illness or addiction avoid jail and the emergency room, securing funding for affordable housing, and advocating for safer and more successful schools. CLOUT's impact is evident in their successful campaigns and initiatives, such as addressing the school-to-prison pipeline, promoting police-community relations, and advocating for older adults seeking to age in place. Their work has garnered support from local leaders and officials, including former Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson. By mobilizing their members and leveraging their collective power, CLOUT continues to make a tangible difference in improving the quality of life for the residents of Louisville.Generated from the website

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