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Urban Servant Leadership Un-Conference: Supporting everyday heroes

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From youth mentors to social workers, Indianapolis is home to many individuals working to improve urban communities. Many of these everyday heroes view serving...
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Don’t talk, run: Residents encouraged to file as candidates, voters

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You may or may not like what is going on in politics today.However, local leaders are reminding you that everyone has the power to...
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Schooled in Tech: High school students learn tools of the trade

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It’s safe to say that today’s teens have a seemingly innate connection with technology. After all, Generation Z, consisting of individuals born mid-1990s to mid-2000s,...
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IMPD: Partners, not oppressors

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Local police have made a strong commitment to working with residents to fight crime using a team approach. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) and...
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Not a takeover, just a makeover: Walker Theatre poised for massive upgrades, new programming

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Exciting changes are on the way for a place that has been a longtime anchor of the African-American community in Indianapolis. Over the next year,...
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Black Carrier employees still feel the squeeze

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In five-and-a-half years Vickie Burrus can retire with full benefits. That’s all she needs: five-and-a-half years.Five years passes quickly, but a lot can happen during...
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African-Americans at risk to lose jobs to automation

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Larry Williams, Indianapolis native and president of Indy Black Chamber of Commerce, wanted to take control of his destiny. Five years ago he started...
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PBS Frontline investigates Black abortion

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A new documentary by PBS’ Frontline delves into the idea that Black women are pushed toward getting abortions at higher rates than white women,...
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Celebrate MLK Day with free events offered across central Indiana

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day is more than a day off school or a day home from work — it’s an opportunity to reflect...
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City names new leader of minority, women business office

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If you are a minority or a woman who owns a business, the City of Indianapolis has someone who is ready to introduce you...
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