This new project aims to free wrongfully convicted in Indiana
The Indiana Innocence Project will represent wrongfully convicted people and seek their exoneration.
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Palestine, politics, and power: Finding a home in Queer Skate Indy
A PSL organizer reflects on the power of community and politics of skateboarding by participating in and organizing with Queer Skate Indy.
After four years, food coalition makes first recommendations to the city
The Community Food Access Coalition has made its first selections for appointees to the Indianapolis Food Access Advisory Commission.
Food access advocates jumpstart coalition to fight hunger
After years of waiting, community members formed the new food coalition in less than two months.
Watch Dr. Meleeka Clary speak out at Hamilton Superior Court
Watch as Dr. Clary stands up for herself, Black women, and all of us right in front of the halls of power.
Punks for hope: Concert to raise money for homeless people
“Mirror Indy” covers our upcoming Hope Packages’ benefit concert on July 13.
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.
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.
Bridging the barriers of a broken system: Bridges Transitional Childcare
Bridges Transitional Childcare is meeting the needs of working families and their children in the face of a system hostile to healthy development.