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‘My goal was to crash the party:’ Addressing youth gun violence

JADE JACKSON -
The Marion County Public Health Department hosted over two dozen community organizations for an event to address youth gun violence. Half an hour into the meeting, Kareem Hines brought a group of teen boys from New B.O.Y (Breed of Youth), a mentoring and youth development program came and sat in the back.
Business

Indianapolis celebrates inclusive businesses at mayor’s Diversity Awards

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Indianapolis came together to honor organizations leading the way in workplace diversity and inclusion on May 9. Hosted by Mayor Joe Hogsett, EmployIndy and the...
Business

Black realtor network offers free wealth-building classes

Garrett Simms -
The Central Indiana Realtist Association (CIRA) provides African American Hoosiers keys to building wealth and becoming homeowners while giving Indianapolis real estate professionals a...
Religion

“Yom HaShoah:” Holocaust Remembrance Day  

JADE JACKSON -
Tibor Klopfer and his daughter Liz Wertz sat on the front row at the Shaarey Tefilla synagogue among a congregation of a little under 100 people Sunday.   Members of the Jewish community were taking part of Yom HaShoah.
Business

Six Sigma Racial Equity Institute helps Black women upskill, close pay gap 

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In this one-on-one with the Indianapolis Recorder, Joy E. Mason, CEO of Optimist Business Solutions, shares the inspiration for creating the Six Sigma Racial...
Arts & Culture

This weekend in the arts: May 10-12

CHLOE McGOWAN -
As we welcome the month of May and its (hopefully) warm weather, you may be looking for a chance to go out and enjoy...
Education

Washington Township’s longtime superintendent Nikki Woodson to retire in 2025

CAMIKE JONES -
Nikki Woodson, the longtime superintendent of Washington Township Schools, announced she will retire from the district at the end of the 2024-2025 academic year.  Woodson has led...
Health

Martindale-Brightwood residents learn about lead replacement pipe project in the neighborhood 

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Local organizations came together for a transformative event at Martin University for Martindale-Brightwood residents.  
Arts & Culture

Third annual Melanin in May festival to be bigger and better

CHLOE McGOWAN -
Melanin in May, the festival celebrating all things Black, including business, art, music and food, is back for year three. Celebrated in Indianapolis during Memorial...
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14 pro-Palestinian arrests outside governor’s residence

JADE JACKSON -
14 people were arrested outside the Indiana Governor’s Residence early Thursday morning on April 18 for obstructing traffic along Meridian Street during a pro-Palestine protest.
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