Indianapolis Liberation Center
Connecting the Struggles of Indy's Oppressed, Marginalized, and Exploited
ACTION
Collective study: “Tip of the Spear”
Our next meeting is on Orisanmi Burton's book about Black liberation and prison rebellions!
First spring mindfulness meetup
Every Saturday at the Center, all are invited to Circle City Sangha!
Knitting our way to unity
Create together at the Mass Ave Knit Shop.
Catch the Liberation Store at Big Gay Indy’s Spring Fling!
We're excited to partner with Indy Gay Market for a two-day sales event at The AMP!
FOCUS Re-Entry: Weekly circle
Every Sunday at 2 pm, check out FOCUS' Re-Entry Circle for support, solidarity, and community!
Women fight back! Rediscovering history to build the future
Learn about the revolutionary history of the struggle against women's oppression!
- 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”
- PSL statement: Taylor out, Democrats crack to pressure
- Indiana a “Red” state? Socialist hopefuls keep organizing after new record vote
- “All power to the people means We Our Own liberators”
- New Center member, Food Box Project, to eliminate hunger
NEWS AND ANALYSIS
Hope Packages speaks out on the struggle over public education
The reality beneath the rhetoric: What's really at stake in proposed legislation
Rep. Spartz flops at town hall as people demand answers
A recent local town hall shows mass opposition to the Trump agenda.
The dark, McCarthyist history of deporting activists
Donald Trump is using decades-old laws to expel critics and opponents.
“I am Vernon T. Bateman:” The Horror Behind the Beauty
Supporters read Bateman's statements to the IDOC.
Statements
Stay where our power is… in the streets!
When struggles slow down, we can keep building our power.
An introduction to the Republic of New Afrika
Shaka's invited speech introduces the New Afrikan Independence Movement to a new global network.
André D. Carson: Vernon’s “strength and dedication continue to inspire all of us”
Congressman Carson writes he "is proud to have supported Vernon throughout his journey, advocating for his freedom and recognition."
