Ms. Jackson becomes the first Woman to Permanently Lead the Organization in its Sixteen Year History The Muhammad Ali Center announced today that its Board of Directors has selected Marilyn Jackson as its new President and Chief Executive Officer. Ms. Jackson will become the first woman to hold this position

Eleven Awardees from Four Countries Receive Awards for Inspiring Unity, Compassion, Activism, and Risk-Taking Awards Host was Grammy-Nominated Music Icon Kathy Sledge  The Eighth Annual Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards took place tonight at the Muhammad Ali Center at 8:00pm eastern time at the Muhammad Ali Center in the Champ’s hometown

Event Host will be Kathy Sledge, Grammy Nominated Music Icon, Author, and Producer, and Signature Voice in Sister Sledge Added Award Presenter will be Rasheda Ali, Speaker, Author, Actress, Parkinson’s disease Advocate, and Daughter of Muhammad Ali Ann Curry, Ina Bond, Chef Edward Lee, Lindsey Ofcacek, Dr. Richard Lapchick, Among

Ann Curry, Ina Bond, Chef Edward Lee, Lindsey Ofcacek, Dr. Richard Lapchick, Among Those Being Honored During Eighth Annual Awards on November 12th at the Ali Center. Host for the Evening is Eli Goree, Star of 2020 Film One Night in Miami; Other Presenters also Announced Event is Sold Out

Taking Place at the Muhammad Ali Center on Thursday, October 28th The Muhammad Ali Center, The Courier Journal, and Frazier History Museum have teamed up to curate a timely and significant community conversation series on racial justice that will focus on Housing, Education, Policing and Health. The second of the

Will Feature 18 Pieces of Art Inspired by Muhammad Ali Inspiration to Action: An Art Tribute to Muhammad Ali opens Saturday, September 25th at the Muhammad Ali Center. The tribute exhibit will feature 18 art pieces and photographs from both the Center’s permanent collection and items on loan, and will illustrate

Fund for the Arts, PBS, KET, The Muhammad Ali Center, Louisville Metro Government, and JP Morgan Chase celebrate the resurgence of the Imagine Mural Festival. Fund for the Arts and the Imagine Greater Louisville 2025 Steering Committee in partnership with PBS, KET, The Muhammad Ali Center, Louisville Metro Government, and

Our hearts remain with those who lost loved ones on that tragic day. To uplift people, show support for the victims, families, and first responders, nine days after the attack, Muhammad Ali traveled to New York City. He reminded us all that the attacks were committed in the name of

Founder Kwabi Amoah-Forson to Spread Message of Peace through his “Manifest Humanity Journey” and Will Be Giving Away Free Books for Kids Kwabi Amoah-Forson and The Peace Bus will be at the Muhammad Ali Center on Saturday, September 4 during the times of 12:00noon-2:00pm and 3:00pm-5:00pm, to give away free