Hayes emerges as clear winner after IndyPL CEO candidate presentations
Current interim CEO Hayes, who rose through IndyPL’s ranks, emerged as the clear and only choice for CEO.
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Library racism fight continues as Nytes, Salinas try to hang on
The July Indianapolis Public Library board meeting had many members of the community, current and former library staff openly express their solidarity with Bree Flannelly…
Library worker speaks before board: We need new leadership!
Read Stephen Lane’s statement to the IndyPL Board at the July 26 meeting.
Leaked Indy Library CEO email tries to “recruit some Black community leaders” to defend her from workers’ criticisms.
In response to worker criticisms of hostile and racist working conditions, a leaked e-mail reveals IndyPL CEO Jackie Nytes asked to “recruit some Black leaders to sign” a letter in support of her. She also dismisses worker criticisms as “personal disagreements”!
Speak out at the IndyPL Board Meeting!
Monday, July 266:30 pmLibrary Services Center2450 N. Meridian St. AFSCME local 3395 representing library workers in collaboration with the Indianapolis Liberation Center invites members of…
City-County Council Dismisses, Demeans the Public Over Increased Police Funding
On July 12, the Indianapolis City-County Council overwhelmingly voted “yes” on an additional $1.3 million for the IMPD. Community members who showed up to participate…
Appeal from library worker: With your solidarity we can win!
Three concrete ways you can support library workers in their struggle!
Indianapolis Library’s leadership exposed as bigots; courageous workers fight back
Support library workers as they fight against racist and corrupt leadership!
Indy City-County Council votes to fund more police terror
If you want to know our city’s priorities, look at their budget.