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JAWS student spotlight: Going ‘around the world’ in Indy

The experience I had at the Global Village Museum being told about different cultures all around the world all looking at all the different...

JAWS student spotlight: Exploring African American evolution at the Global Village Museum

JAWS fellowship participants visited Indy’s Global Village Museum in July 2026 to create storytelling projects using new journalism and photography skills. Student fellow Marte'nello Hurst...

Honoring Indiana Avenue means keeping the music alive

For 25 years, I have had the privilege of making music with the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. An anniversary like this naturally invites you to...

Moving forward requires looking backward

A Sankofa 'back-to-school' history lesson The United States was never really a melting pot. What, exactly, were we supposed to melt into? Perhaps we could be...

JAWS student spotlight: Exploring history at Indy’s Global Village Museum

JAWS fellowship participants visited Indy's Global Village Museum in July 2026 to create storytelling projects using new journalism and photography skills. Student fellow Maxie...

JAWS student spotlight: When history comes to life

Walking into the Global Village Museum, I thought I was just visiting another museum. I was definitely wrong. When I walked into each exhibit, I...

Black Business Month: Every giant started small

What do successful Black entrepreneurs have in common? They kept building when the odds said they shouldn't. Every August, we celebrate Black Business Month. We...

Black art, Black joy and owning the narrative

“The Colored Museum,” recently directed by Deborah Asante for the Indianapolis Black Theatre Company, brought Black stories and culture to life in an incredible...

Q&A: Monique Crain Spells connects spirit to ancestry in new book

Reverend Monique Crain Spells is an ordained minister and executive in the Christian Church, Disciples of Christ in the United States and Canada. Now...

Loving you is a battle

A nation's oldest contradiction “Loving you is like a battle, and we both end up with scars.” Lauryn Hill was singing about love; she could have...

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