Unity in purpose, diversity in practice: The first six months in a new liberated space
We’ve organized, hosted, or supported over 120 events so far this year, but our metrics are based on their quality, intention, and impact.
Activity Review
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Celebrating and building on 250 years of resistance
A special episode analyzing the 250 years of oppression and resistance as we prepare for ”Independence Day” and discusses how we are and can strategize based on that legacy of resistance.
News round-up: Powerful press conference corrects IMPD, media on downtown shooting
At a widely-covered press conference, the community learned the truth about Jamar and Lamonte Thomas.
A breakthrough year in Naptown: 2025 and your Liberation Center
In 2025, we organized over 200 events and opened our first storefront location through collaboration and community support.
“Here I am nine months later and the Liberation team still continues to empower me”
A first-hand account of what we do when we unite our people against injustice.
Support our move into your new Liberated Center!
Already, the Center is as busy as it’s even been; but we still need your help finalizing our move!
New opposition to data centers gathers steam as communities unite
A news round-up shows we aren’t backing down and are only growing more determined.
As summer ends, let’s take the fight to new heights!
In the last 3 months, we’ve advanced struggles against IMPD, for political prisoners, launched a new weekly podcast, while maintaining our hub for movement building..
From Indy to Iran, we fight for full liberation
Thanks to your support, we organized and hosted 75 events, campaigns, and actions in 3 months.
A party of the people: PSL Indianapolis in action 2024
For another year or struggling, studying, and shifting the balance of power for a better world!
“It’s a beautiful place and a beautiful experience”
The community’s generosity and belief in the Center’s vision were all on full display at our first fundraiser.
“All power to the people means We Our Own liberators”
Shaka A. Shakur calls for donations to the Center, says it “allows us to develop and cultivate a base within the community.”