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    The next chapter of the Indianapolis Foundation

    As the new president and CEO of the Indianapolis Foundation (IF), I am humbled to join an organization whose roots run deep in the...

    Give Jim Irsay the credit he deserves for the Colts’ progress.

    I didn't know Jim Irsay very well and, in fact, we only had two conversations, both pertaining to his incredible, mind-boggling collection of rare...

    Thriving beyond the first quarter: A blueprint for Black excellence in education (parent edition)

    The first 9 weeks or the first quarter of the year is where the tone is set. If you do not get off to...

    Medicare open enrollment is coming

    Access to quality health care is worth fighting for. My Democratic colleagues and I have worked hard to negotiate with the Republican majority in...

    Why inclusion still matters —and why the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir is getting it right

    BY JENNI WHITE In 1998, Matthew Shepard’s brutal killing shook the nation and exposed the deadly consequences of hate. Nearly three decades later, the lessons...

    A new chapter for New Era Church

    By BARATO BRITT Turbulent times demand leadership that is steady, resolute and faithful to the calling that compels others to follow. This is an undeniable truth,...

    Pastor, keep steppin’ in the right direction

    I have followed your commands, which keep me from following cruel and evil people. My steps have stayed on your path; I have not...

    The freedom to read and the power of diverse voices

    Reading opens windows to diverse ideas, cultures, and perspectives, humanizing the ā€œotherā€ through story and nurturing empathy. At the Indianapolis Public Library, we witness...

    A lifesaving gift: Supporting sickle cell patients through blood donation

    September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month – a time to recognize the strength of those living with sickle cell disease and to raise awareness...

    The power, promise and pain of HBCUs

    As the U.S. government continues its retreat from supporting the nonprofit sector, we are fortunate to have Mackenzie Scott (among other philanthropists) step up...

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