April 15, 2018
Justice Knox leader, Elizabeth Johnson, rallies Justice Knox members to attend the 2018 Nehemiah Action on April 30 to call for action to increase affordable housing in our community. Did you know that close to 1 in 5 Knoxville families pay more than 50% of their incomes for rent & utilities?
On April 9, we packed the Civic Auditorium with for justice! With that powerful Assembly gathered, we secured important commitments from Mayor Kincannon, Mayor Jacobs
What a turnout! Justice Knox leaders filled the main room and the overflow room of the school board meeting in February and again in March
Justice Knox worked with both Mayors, their staff, and Erin Read, the director of the new joint office of housing stability to bring more than
Established in 2016, Justice Knox provides congregations from diverse faith, economic, and racial backgrounds from across Knox County a vehicle to act together in response to the scriptural mandate to “do justice.” We are politically non-partisan. We are inspired by the work of 30 broad-based justice ministry organizations in other cities.