Black August: Preparing for another year in the Black struggle
This year, every member organization at the Liberation Center tied their work to the motto of Black August: “Study, fast, train, fight.”
“Dissolutions” opening reception: Photography and disability
Engage with dis/abled and chronically ill artist and teacher Sarah Pfohl on 9/13.
Justice for Decatur students: Community forum
Demand educational justice for all children in Decatur Township on 9/14.
Support young Hoosier artists: Scholastic Art and Writing opening reception
On 9/6, see art and writing by youth from the Central and Southern Indiana region.
Revolutionary art: Angelita Hampton on her Frida Kahlo exhibit
Watch as Hampton guides us through her “Frida by colors” exhibit at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
This new project aims to free wrongfully convicted in Indiana
The Indiana Innocence Project will represent wrongfully convicted people and seek their exoneration.
Reading James Baldwin in a time of decline
James Baldwin theorized white supremacy as the psychology of empire.
Why is disability justice central to prison abolition?
A diverse grouping of artists, organizers, and educators discuss the centrality of disability to the carceral state.
Pop up for political power at Big Gay Circle Market
The Center is popping up at this weekend’s all-queer artisan market!