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City tackles homelessness through new grant

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The mayor’s office, the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention (CHIP) and Merchants Affordable Housing Corporation, are working to combat homelessness in Indianapolis through...
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Partnering with schools during COVID-19

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The Indianapolis Recorder will host a virtual town hall with the Indianapolis Coalition for Community School Partnerships to discuss best practices in student academic...
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Celebrate diversity

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The 19th annual Mayor’s Celebration of Diversity will be held virtually 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Sept. 16. The awards recognize diversity within local organizations. Emcees...
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Three Black companies donate 20,000 masks to Indy youth

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COVID-19 has presented challenges beyond what many of us could have imagined during its initial onset in March. And though months have gone by...
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New fellowship examines race in Indiana

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Indiana Humanities is currently accepting applications for the Wilma Gibbs Moore Fellowship, an opportunity to study race, protests and policing throughout Indiana’s history. After the...
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Bars, nightclubs can reopen at 25% capacity starting Sept. 8

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Marion County bars and nightclubs can reopen at 25% capacity beginning Sept. 8, Mayor Joe Hogsett announced during a COVID-19 update Sept. 3, but...
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A COVID-19 vaccine is coming, but will Black people take it?

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Linda Lewis-Everett personally knows 10 people who have died as a result of COVID-19. Still, she said she won’t choose to be vaccinated when...
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IndyGo cuts over 500 bus stops

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Catherine Swanson, 73, relies on IndyGo to get around town. Before the pandemic, she was riding every day. “I go downtown. I have doctors on...
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New Indiana Donor Network coordinator urges difficult conversations

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Elliott Stubblefield wants to change the narrative surrounding organ donation. As Indiana Donor Network’s new director of multicultural engagement, he’ll have the chance to work...
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Historical society presents series on redlining and segregation

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The Indiana Historical Society began its four-part series on redlining and segregation Aug. 27 with a virtual lecture from Nathan Connolly, a professor at...
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