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Library environment far from tranquil for many Black employees

OSEYE BOYD - June 10, 2021

The allegations leveled by Indianapolis Public Library employees regarding the CEO, Jackie Nytes, and the culture of the library demonstrate something is amiss. That’s an...

Arts & Culture

51st annual Kwanzaa celebration moves to Central Library

Guest Contributor - December 21, 2017

Libraries are known as quiet places, but on Dec. 26, Central Library might get a little loud and crazy as line dancers, African drummers,...

Center for Black Literature and Culture: value beyond books

Guest Contributor - October 19, 2017

There is a new 3,990-square-foot space for Hoosiers to soak in the vibrant history and novel achievements of individuals with African roots. Central Library’s...

Nichelle Hayes shares her vision for library’s Center for African-American Literature and Culture

Guest Contributor - March 30, 2017

This fall, Indianapolis will have a new space dedicated to literary and creative achievement in the Black community. In October, Central Library will open...

Library system plans changes to local branches – Public invited to weigh in on proposal for new westside location

Guest Contributor - January 12, 2017

Next week, residents of the northwest side will be invited to share their opinions on a proposed design for the new Michigan Road branch...

Local News

Indianapolis Joins National Challenge to Improve Digital Learning for Children

News Release - May 5, 2015

Indianapolis is one of over 30 major communities across the country to accept the ConnectED Library Challenge, an initiative announced by President Obama on...

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BOYD: Netflix’s ‘High on the Hog’ celebrates Black food and culture

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Three sport athlete understands hard work pays off

The Convo featuring Ashley Gurvitz

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Big or small – anti-litter efforts keep our waterways and communities clean

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How ending federal pandemic unemployment programs could impact Black Hoosiers

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