“Pray for me:” Kwame Beans Shakur feat. Playbwoi tha Great
A remix of the last song Lil Beans worked on with Playbwoi Tha Great before the latter passed on earlier this year.
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Library Board dismisses public, gives CEO Greg Hill $60k raise
All public comments opposed raising CEO pay.
Letters from our people inside Delaney Hall
“We appreciate the support of everyone who is protesting outside the facility. We want you to know that you give us the strength and determination to keep going.”
The artist must take sides: Session 5 (the road ahead)
This class looks at the rich history of artists organizing collectively to fight back, tracing how cultural workers built power as a movement.
“Collective struggle:” Media amplifies Liberation Center’s work
Cruz emphasizes that its more than a place to meet: “its volunteers say the center’s true purpose is to serve as an ‘incubator’ for social change.”
Historian, organizer, and theorist Haki Shakur on New Afrikan Independence
A compelling and informative dialogue about the ongoing fight for the self-determination of the Republic of New Afrika.
“Third Space Indy:” Get to know Center organizer Jay Grillo
Get to know one of our central organizer’s on a deeper political and personal level.
May Day cookout and block party
After the May Day strike, come out to celebrate our fellow workers with activities for kids, local vendors, music, and more.
News round-up: Powerful press conference corrects IMPD, media on downtown shooting
At a widely-covered press conference, the community learned the truth about Jamar and Lamonte Thomas.
Volunteer workshop: Help prepare for the general strike on May 1!
Join ILC organizers for outreach to spread the word about the upcoming May Day general strike.
Vigil for Jamar Thomas and all victims of racist brutality
Join the family of Jamar Thomas and the organizers of the Indianapolis Liberation Center to hold a vigil where Jamar’s life was tragically altered by an armed gunman who got away with murder.
Leon Benson’s first book reviewed in academic journal
Organizer Stephen Lane reviews Leon Benson’s first book for the journal, “Postdigital Science and Education.”