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.
IndyPL
Library union president: Liberation Center “helped ignite the fire in all of us”
Labor leader Michael Torres supports the Liberation Center because it “is what this city needs!”
Indy’s first Black librarian: Recovering the history of our struggle
Photo: Stephen Lane, a former Indianapolis Public Library worker and current member of the Board of Trustees, delivers a presentation on the history of racism…
All out for Monday: The Library Board is trying to censor the public!
The Board is trying to limit and further restrict the public from participating in public meetings of our public library!
Hill and Tribble respond to scrutiny with “360 evaluation” and double-down on censorship
Hill and Tribble want to silence public and give more money to company whose study resulted in appointing Nichelle Hayes as Interim CEO.
Eyes on the Board: CEO Hill’s incompetence and Tribble’s censorship spell trouble
Ignorant of basic library operations, unqualified and illegitimate CEO reads from a script.
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.
“The best thing for this library is for the four of you to resign:” Queen Mother Mashariki Jywanza
Queen Mother Mashariki Jywanza’s speaks truth to power at the July IndyPL Board meeting.
Eyes on the Board: Workers win new children’s librarians despite obstinate Board
Workers forced illegitimate CEO Hill to hire additional children’s librarians, but the return of John Helling shows nothing is fundamentally changing.