The state can’t isolate the imagination: Vernon T. Bateman and the struggle to free them all
Bateman’s story exemplifies the often unacknowledged resistance that flourishes behind prison bars, a creativity the state cannot repress.
News and Analysis
Indy is not a desert: Locals stand together to fight against food apartheid
Soul Food Project and Hope Packages detail how food apartheid impacts Indianapolis and how we can fight back!
Closing statement — People’s Congress for Palestine
Read the closing remarks from the People’s Congress for Palestine given on May 26.
ShotSpotter continues spying on Indianapolis
New surveillance technologies don’t make us safer; they just give IMPD more excuses to harass poor and oppressed people.
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!
Student panel highlights the criminalization of education at DePauw University
DePauw students hold an open panel to discuss the unprecedented investigation into and censorship of their educational experience.
Institutional failure, police brutality, and the quest for climate justice in Kenya
An analysis on the struggle in Kenya.
Four years later, community forms Food Access Coalition
Community members took charge of the planned meeting and voted on the formation of the coalition.
IU School of Social Work Faculty Senate unanimously denounces IU administration
Another IU body denounces university’s use of violence against students and workers.