Punks for hope: Concert to raise money for homeless people
“Mirror Indy” covers our upcoming Hope Packages’ benefit concert on July 13.
16 years of transformation: Vernon T. Bateman sketches his struggles in new documentary
In this new documentary, learn how Bateman transformed himself and the world while unjustly imprisoned and in the most inhumane conditions.
Solidarity with the Community Food Access Coalition: Sign and support food equity!
Thank you to the new grassroots Community Food Access Coalition for leading the way to an equitable food system!
Springing into a summer of struggle: Center propels to new heights
In just under 72 hours, we hosted an art workshop, anti-war meeting, gallery closing reception, and a pro-choice rally—by working together.
Community Food Access Coalition taking “the bull by the horns”
The new Community Food Access Coalition presented its charter, mission, and origins at a recent potluck.
Expanding Indiana’s field of vision: Immigration and detention
On 7/17, AID presents a film screening and panel discussion on the impacts of ICE on the lives of our neighbors in Central Indiana.
The War of Independence: A counterrevolution for slavery?
Gerald Horne argues July 4 celebrates a counterrevolution, ignited by the impending abolition of chattel-slavery in London.
What happens when inadequate infrastructure and racism collide
Tiaera “Tee” Sherice Thomas was killed by intentionally-neglected pedestrian infrastructure and systemic racism, but her family is fighting back.
The real Tarzan: A revolutionary history lesson by Vernon T. Bateman
Did you know the real Tarzan was an anti-colonial African fighter from Central Africa?