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!”
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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.
Liberation Forum: From Hollywood to Indy, workers fight back
Join PSL organizers to discuss the WGA, SAG-AFTRA, and looming Teamsters strikes, as well as the disability rights movement and Rokita’s assaults on workers worldwide.
Protest as Tribble, Biederman, White, and Palacio Rush Hiring Greg Hill as CEO!
The IndyPL Board of Trustees called a special meeting to finalize Greg Hill’s contract for the position of permanent CEO.
Petition: Demand a public hearing on lost confidence in four IndyPL Board members
We must act now and call for a vote of no confidence in Tribble, Biederman, White, and Palacio who refuse to represent the will of the people!
Library union president lays out worker demands at IndyPL board meeting
Statement from Michael Torres, AFSCME Local 3395 president, at IndyPL board meeting
Indianapolis Public Library CEO resigns after workers, community charges racism
Jackie Nytes, CEO of the Indianapolis Public Library, announced that she was resigning August 20 in an email to library workers. Nytes, who was named…
Celebrate the first steps toward an anti-racist library system!
Join the Indianapolis Liberation Center as we celebrate the people’s first victory!
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”!