Entering the next era: Your new Liberation Center’s history and future
Learn about the history of the Liberation Center, what empowered it to open a new, larger, and centrally-located community center, and get details about our grand opening!
News and Analysis
Rejecting democracy and dialogue, Mears shows true colors
Mears rejects any possibility of meeting with his constituents in the future and immediately deploys police.
Breaking the silence on NGOs in Africa: A book review
A review of “Breaking the Silence of NGOs in Africa,” in which members of the Kenya Organic Intellectuals Network explore the role NGOs play in contemporary struggles for radical change.
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.
Five things to know about Frida Kahlo the communist
In celebration of Mexico’s Independence War, learn the about revolutionary artist and organizer, Frida Kahlo.
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!
Dana Black interviews Jesse Brown, openly socialist City-Council DSA candidate, on “Turn Left”
Jesse Brown, the openly socialist candidate for Indy’s City-County Council who defeated long-time incumbent Zach Adamson, is interviewed by Dana Black on “Turn Left.”
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.