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Founded by two Black male educators, The Dad Difference has a mission to help fathers get more involved in their child’s school. Only 9.5% of all principals were Black in 2020-21, according to the National Center for Education (NCES). And Black men...

Whether you like Shakespeare or not, “& Juliet” is an upbeat celebration of empowerment we all can learn from. Weaving chart-topping pop music from the...

Summer AI training sprint opens registration June 16 for small business owners, returning citizens, opportunity youth, educators, and career changers. Classes begin July 1. History...

Indianapolis residents are celebrating Juneteenth today by channeling their consumer spending into local minority-owned establishments. Supporting independent Black-owned businesses offers a tangible way of...

Residents and civic leaders are prioritizing personal reflections, family gatherings and economic support as Indianapolis celebrates Juneteenth. The federal holiday commemorates the arrival of Union...

He’s there for you every day, playing with you, tucking you into bed, teaching you to do fun things, helping you. He and Grandpa,...

Da’Lasia Scrivener’s reign as Miss Indy Juneteenth has just begun. For the past six years, the Miss Indy Juneteenth Scholarship pageant has seen young Black...

The Indianapolis Urban League hosted a community meeting to discuss the New Indiana Diploma requirements for graduation on June 10 at the Madam Walker...

The conversation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) is often dominated by fear. In historically Black and low-income neighborhoods like Martindale-Brightwood, anxiety about technology is compounded...

The Indianapolis Public Library’s (IndyPL) Center for Black Literature and Culture (CBLC) hosted bestselling author, Tomi Adeyemi, as the keynote speaker for its 9th...