Explore space through literature and liberate your imagination
Join Mahasin Ameen at our Nov. 9 Liberated Readers event!
Indiana Black Librarians Network
Building the foundation to fight: One year at Indy’s Liberated Center
The community created a space for fighting for the working and oppressed of Indy. This year, let’s build on that foundation!
Celebrate a year of unity, fund a year of freedom
On Nov. 14, celebrate last year’s advances in the struggle and help finance the next year in the fight!
Spooky stories for our brave Liberated Readers
The IBLN invites liberated readers to come in costume to celebrate the start of the Halloween season on 10/12!
Learn to be an effective organizer: Volunteer workshop
On 10/1, learn about the work Center groups are doing and get involved!
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.”
Liberated Readers: Stories of coming together
On 9/14, all children are invited to hear Dr. Charles Sutton read stories on coming together and strengthening community!
Liberated readers storytime: Our new path to lifelong learning
IBLN invites parents and their little ones to join us for the our new monthly Storytime program on 08/10!
Indiana Black Librarians Network calls for library worker unity
Only the library workers united with the community can eliminate the corrupt, racist, and anti-people IndyPL Board!
During the Center’s first six months, the people made years happen!
The 100 events and actions organized by or through the Center since our grand opening demonstrate the strength in expanding our unity.
Amira Malcom: “Stephen has always stood on the side of library workers”
Malcom, a librarian and outspoken community advocate, articulates the personal and political reasons for supporting Stephen’s decision to resign.
Supported by workers, whistleblowers, and union president, Lane resigns from library Board
Watch video of Lane’s resignation, read his letter, and learn why the community and library workers stand behind his decision!