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Black business owners can apply for relief funds

kinumedia - March 12, 2021

Black-owned businesses in Indianapolis can apply to receive up to $15,000 in relief grants through Cummins CARE funding, LISC Indianapolis and the Indy Black...

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Celebrating Black women making big moves in STEM

kinumedia - March 12, 2021

As Black History Month ends and celebrations of women begin, it is the prime time to talk about Black women. In the fields of...

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Changing the Diversity Profile in Tech: Linda Calvin

kinumedia - March 12, 2021

Growing up on the east side of Indianapolis, Linda Calvin wanted to be a rock star and an actress. Calvin, who graduated from Warren...

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Basketball tournaments bring fans, challenges for Indianapolis

kinumedia - March 11, 2021

March has been and will continue to be a busy month for Indianapolis with college basketball tournaments coming to town. That means the Marion County...

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Legislation could heavily impact Black community

kinumedia - March 12, 2021

Several bills that could have a significant impact on Black Hoosiers have made it through one half of the legislative process and are now...

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Tiny homes: A solution to homelessness or just a fad?

kinumedia - March 11, 2021

Leon Longard has spent a lot of time over the years working with people who are homeless. He used to be an outreach advocate at...

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Dangerous COVID-related condition hitting Black children

kinumedia - March 11, 2021

At Riley Children’s Hospital in Indianapolis, Dr. Samina Bhumbra has been receiving calls for help from health centers across the state. Callers describe children...

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Artist showcases community, Black history at Harrison Center

kinumedia - March 11, 2021

Looking at the paintings Kaila Austin has in her exhibit, “Saints & Icons” at the Harrison Center, it’s difficult to tell that she had...

Education

Culinary arts, cosmetology programs are in jeopardy in Indiana House budget

kinumedia - March 11, 2021

When Suzanne Fitts studied cosmetology in high school three decades ago, it was the start of a successful career as a hairdresser. The flexible...

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New Tea’s Me Cafe location opens in April

kinumedia - June 2, 2023

Tea’s Me Cafe will open a new location at Tarkington Park on April 1. The cafe’s second location will be called Tea’s Me Community...

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