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The NFL never leaves us

Recently l was devouring breakfast (imagine that) at my favorite local spot with a guy l attended high school with. He reminded me the start...

Sustainable school supply shopping survival guide

It is easier now than ever to shop for eco-friendly and affordable products if you know what you are looking for. Green school supplies...

Social emotional wellness is part of how we protect students

I have to be honest with parents who have children in the public education system. Yes, academic success is important, but from my tenure...

Renowned children’s book author Derrick Barnes visits Indy

Normally the only insight you get on an author comes from the words on the page. You rarely get a chance to get the...

Clinician-led response team begins to respond to mental health crises without police

By KATRINA PROSS Indianapolis’ new Clinician-Led Community Response Pilot Program has been responding to mental health crises since July 1. The team consists of clinicians and...

Crossroads Public Affairs provides new approach to statewide community engagement on Black policy issues

If you ever wondered what you would do if you lived during the Black civil rights movement of the 1960s, you have an opportunity...

A model of a mighty man

“Now these are the men who came to David at Ziklag, while he could not move about freely because of Saul the son of...

Indianapolis Urban League receives first AT&T Connected Learning Center

Connected Learning Centers provide free internet access and education tools for those impacted by the digital divide. AT&T Indiana also provided a $50,000 contribution to the organization for additional support of the center.

Women leaders discuss the ‘State of Self-Care for Black Women’ report

Launched in 2020, EXHALE is the first emotional well-being app designed specifically for Black, Indigenous and women of color.

Feeding Indy: Free food distributions around the city

Free food was being passed out at the HealthNet located at 2855 N. Keystone Ave. last Wednesday. The distribution was part of the city’s effort to tackle hunger within neighborhoods classified as food deserts.

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