Prosecutor Mears deploys 12 armed cops against peaceful community members asking for meeting
A community continues peacefully fighting for answers from public officials only to receive refusals and, now, repression and threats.
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Hispanic Heritage Month: What Arte Mexican en Indiana celebrates 365
We are proud to present this curated calendar of free and moderately-priced events in Indianapolis celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month!
Recent media shows Liberation Center consistently struggles for the people
Our organization, membership, and your support let us remain at the forefront of people’ struggles as we face challenges of expanding, fundraising, and moving!
Rally for Baby Gee: Family and Black leaders call for community support
In the first rally we’re announcing in advance, the family of Gary Harrell and Black community leaders are calling for the community to show up as we demand answers about the IMPD’s murder of Gary Harrell.
People power fuels Indy Liberation Center’s expansion into new space: Donate now!
Our Center is expanding and growing in profound ways, but we can’t do it without your continued support!
Library leadership seeks revenge on workers who advocate on behalf of the community
Illegitimate CEO Hill fires Center for Black Literature and Culture worker for calling out the Board’s corruption.
Prosecutor Mears refuses to hear community demands after march for Gary Harrell
To convey their demands around IMPD’s killing of Gary Harell, dozens marched to request a meeting with Ryan Mears, who never showed up.
From political awakening to advocacy: Behind the “Hands Up Act”
Founder and leading national advocate of the widely popular “Hands Up Act,” Travis Washington, speaks about his own coming-to-consciousness and why he continues fighting today.
“The best thing for this library is for the four of you to resign:” Queen Mother Mashariki Jywanza
Queen Mother Mashariki Jywanza’s speaks truth to power at the July IndyPL Board meeting.