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‘The library is run like a plantation;’ Indianapolis Public Library leadership accused of racism

BREANNA COOPER - June 3, 2021

This story has been updated to include information from IndyPL board President Judge Jose Salinas. Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL) leadership are quick to share...

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Longtime library patron spearheads engraving project

BREANNA COOPER - May 14, 2021

Dr. Michael Twyman has gone to Central Library since he was a child. Around 20 years ago, he noticed all of the engraved names...

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Indianapolis Public Library amplifying diversity efforts

BREANNA COOPER - May 13, 2021

The heightened disparities in resources and technological divide in Indianapolis throughout the pandemic came as no surprise to public library workers. That’s why, even as...

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Indianapolis Public Library focuses on equity

BREANNA COOPER - April 29, 2021

Indianapolis Public Library plans to give every Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) students library cards and build two new branches as part of its updated...

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Meet the Artists … virtually

BREANNA COOPER - February 1, 2021

For 33 years, Indianapolis Public Library has provided Black artists of every medium an opportunity to share their work with the community through its...

Martindale-Brightwood library turns a new page

Guest Contributor - June 18, 2020

Opening a library is stressful enough, but doing so in the midst of a global pandemic makes the process that much more difficult. Luckily,...

Indianapolis Public Library offering resources during pandemic

STAFF - April 16, 2020

In light of the recent announcement that the rest of the academic school year will be conducted online, Indianapolis Public Library is providing a...

Covid-19

The doors are closed, but libraries remain open — virtually

NICHELLE HAYES - April 9, 2020

Since my last piece, the world has turned on its head. The first time I heard about the novel (new) coronavirus, or COVID-19, I...

Arts & Culture

Local group continues tradition of celebrating Kwanzaa

TYLER FENWICK - December 19, 2019

It’s been 53 years since a professor in California, Maulana Karenga, created Kwanzaa. The weeklong celebration was originally meant to help bring Black people...

Arts & Culture

Fall Fest brings young star to Indy

TYLER FENWICK - November 14, 2019

The 2019 Fall Fest, organized by the African American History Committee, will feature a young chef and entrepreneur, rhyming contest winners and performances from...

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