Newfields at a crossroads
After the recent exit of its CEO, Newfields is at a critical juncture which could shape the future of the institution.
Arte Mexicano en Indiana
Public workshop: Become a Liberation Center volunteer!
Pull up to the Jan. 9 workshop by and for volunteers. Learn about current projects, imagine new possibilities, and learn practical skills.
2023: A turning point in the people’s struggles
Spend time assessing our past year of over 100 events and how we all stepped up the struggle in 2023 by building unity and increasing our commitment.
Your center in action: A new year, new member, and a higher level of struggle
The incredible support of the community has continued to allow the Center to grow its activity!
Donate during December, get merch, and promote the cause!
To the community who brought the Center to life, we’re offering a variety of thank-you gifts for a range of donations.
Liberation Center launches Sustainer Program: Fund the movement!
As a rule, the oppressors don’t fund the oppressed to organize and overthrow them. To win a better world, we rely on each other to sacrifice whatever we have.
First Friday: Exhibit opening of Alejandra Carrillo’s anti-colonial art
As the established art institutions repeatedly display their racism, Alejandra Carrillo’s anti-colonial art is a breath of fresh air and inspiration.
Grabadolandia Print Fair at the National Museum of Mexican Art
This weekend, Arte Mexicano en Indiana will be at the National Museum of Mexican Art for their Grabadolandia Print Fair!
The power of collaboration and political independence: A week in the struggle
This last week gave another snapshot proving that collaborating through the Center makes us all stronger!