Earth Day is Monday, April 22, and LADD will celebrate our beautiful planet by cleaning up our local areas. Trash claws, bags and gloves will be provided. We will be outside from 10-11 a.m. at Victory Parkway and 3-4 p.m. at Geier Apartments. Consider wearing bright clothing and bringing a water bottle.

Earth Day is Monday, April 22, and LADD will celebrate our beautiful planet by cleaning up our local areas. Trash claws, bags and gloves will be provided.

Participants have two chances to participate in LADD’s Earth Day event:

• For the first event, participants, led by Olivia Moore, LADD Health & Wellness Coordinator, will gather at LADD’s Victory Parkway Campus from 10-11 a.m. Monday to clean up around the campus.
• Then, from 3-4 p.m. on the same day, Olivia will join participants to spruce up the area around Geier Apartments.

Please register for either cleanup time and location so Olivia knows how many trash claws, bags, and gloves she needs for the cleanup. Consider wearing bright clothing and bringing a water bottle.

Practice your 5k with fellow Flying Pig enthusiasts, including Anna’s Barrier Free Bootcamp participants, on Tuesday, April 16. We will meet at the amphitheater and begin our trial at 6:30 p.m. Consider trying out the shoes and clothing you wear on race day, and bring a water bottle.

Celebrate the achievements of people supported by LADD and the partners and people that help make those achievements possible. Taking Nominations now!

Over-the-Rhine International Film Festival, in collaboration with Contemporary Arts Center, will present a retrospective film screening and discussion celebrating the life and work of Oscar-winning director Julia Reichert.

Reichert’s husband and filmmaking partner, Steven Bogner, will lead a discussion following the screening. Reichert, who died on December 21, 2022, spent five decades making films centered on workers’ and women’s rights.

Tickets are on sale now!

In its 15th year, LADD’s Run, Walk & Roll directly supports LADD’s services. LADD’s Run, Walk & Roll also helps to break down the barriers to independence for the people LADD serves.