Indianapolis Liberation Center
Connecting the Struggles of Indy's Oppressed, Marginalized, and Exploited
ACTION
Study to struggle: Revealing the roots of mass incarceration
Learn about the origins, history, and evolution of the U.S. prison system so we can effectively fight back.
How Cuba eradicated illiteracy in one year: “Maestra” screening and discussion
Catherine Murphy's documentary demonstrates the capacity of everyday people to change the world.
No one left outside: Housing as a human right
A community meeting to come up with tangible solutions to homelessness.
Circle City Sangha: Mindfulness meetup
Every Saturday at the Center, all are invited to Circle City Sangha!
Attention artists: Indy is anti-war and you can help make it look the part!
We are seeking submissions of anti-war artwork from local artists as part of a mass postering campaign!
Third Thursday: Inside the creations of Machaila Gray
SegaJupiter art open coming up on Thursday, May 15 from 6 pm to 9 pm. $5-$10 donation.
- “Chant for May Day:” A poem by communist Langston Hughes
- Petition: Justice for Adam Sykes!
- Taking the next step: Building a united front
- Hope Packages speaks out on the struggle over public education
- Stay where our power is… in the streets!
- An introduction to the Republic of New Afrika
- André D. Carson: Vernon’s “strength and dedication continue to inspire all of us”
- A party of the people: PSL Indianapolis in action 2024
- “It’s a beautiful place and a beautiful experience”
NEWS AND ANALYSIS
Dancing in the streets: Boogaloo, salsa, and tools for liberation (pt. 2)
The revolutionary legacy of Salsa music and other art forms can be useful tools for liberation.
See a surprising snapshot of “Brush strokes of freedom”
See selections from Vernon T. Bateman's intimate event that immersed everyone in his struggles and perseverance.
Photo gallery: Justice for Adam Sykes!
Photos from the recent "Justice for Adam Sykes" rally.
We take care of us: How community power protected a student’s right to ride
Working parents and caregivers don’t have the time or energy to fight every bureaucratic battle. Spaces like the Center fight for and with us.
Bootleg rehab: Still laundering Black Rage
DEI isn’t dead because it was never alive to begin with: A historical-materialist analysis of the struggle over DEI.
Press round-up: Adam Sykes’ family and organizers demand justice
Watch news coverage of our press conference demanding justice for Adam Sykes.
Statements
Shaka A. Shakur: Continuity from one generation to the next
Shaka A. Shakur addresses how and why to establish generational continuity in the revolutionary struggle.
New resources for revolutionaries at the Liberation Center Store!
Indy's one-stop shop for organizers and activists unveils a new selection of posters, books, bundles, and prints!
Common Unity: This is the way to freedom
Videos highlighting the political, artistic, and community importance of "Common Unity 2: See Us Now!