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...
Indianapolis Public Library plans to give every Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) students library cards and build two new branches as part of its updated...
For 33 years, Indianapolis Public Library has provided Black artists of every medium an opportunity to share their work with the community through its...
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...
The 2019 Fall Fest, organized by the African American History Committee, will feature a young chef and entrepreneur, rhyming contest winners and performances from...
Next month, the Indianapolis Public Library will honor some our city's best young poets at the 11th annual Slammin' Rhymes Poetry Challenge. This year, the...
On Saturday November 21 the Indianapolis Public Library presented Fall Fest 2015.Highlighting the event was a lecture by world renowned poet, activist and educator...