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IU School of Medicine to participate in COVID-19 vaccine trial

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Researchers at the Indiana University School of Medicine will be looking for volunteers to receive a two-round COVID-19 vaccination when the trial resumes in...
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Banned Books Week and Black authors

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Sept. 20 marks the beginning of Banned Books Week, a celebration of literature deemed too taboo for American classrooms. Some books on the list...
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Suicide Awareness Week and the Black community

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Suicide Awareness Week, which began Sept. 6, aims to erase the stigma surrounding mental health issues and suicide. For African Americans — who are...
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Dig Indy project could bring jobs, cleaner communities to Indianapolis

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Working with sewage isn’t glamorous, but the workers at Citizen Energy’s Dig Indy project may make Indianapolis a cleaner — and more prosperous —...
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EXHALE app aims to help women of color

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Katara McCarty has been using meditational apps to focus on her emotional and mental well-being for years. However, as a Black woman, she’s never...
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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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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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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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New COVID-19 study sheds light on asymptomatic carriers

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A new study conducted by the Indiana University Medical School found asymptomatic carriers of COVID-19 make up only 0.2% of cases in Marion County. The...
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