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Center for Africana Studies and Cultures welcomes A’Lelia Bundles

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The Center for Africana Studies & Culture at IUI announced a panel conversation featuring Prestigious Fellow, author and journalist A’Lelia Bundles. “Book Bans, Education, and...
Arts & Culture

PlayFest Indy to elevate city as a hub for playwrights 

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A weeklong celebration of new works is coming to Indianapolis in the form of PlayFest Indy.  The New Harmony Project, in partnership with eight local...
Health

Life insurance: What you need to know

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September marks Life Insurance Awareness Month, and here are a few things local insurance agents want you to know about an important investment you...
Health

Never alone: The unexplored depths of suicide

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"I've faced suicide a few times in my life," said Indianapolis resident Taurean Taylor. "After the passing of my brother, I didn't know what...
Health

The reality, research and future medicine for sickle cell disease

JADE JACKSON -
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is a group of inherited red blood cell disorders. In SCD, red blood cells become hard, sticky and c-shaped, or sickled, as opposed to the round and flexible shape of healthy cells.
Health

Community walk in downtown Indianapolis aims to heighten awareness about suicide

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The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) will host the Out of the Darkness Community Walk on Saturday, Sept. 9 at Military Park in...
Health

Too soon & not enough: The importance of life insurance

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Clarence Coleman recently learned the importance of maintaining life insurance after his wife, Chelsea, died unexpectedly on Christmas Day 2022. The event left 31-year-old...
Health

Applebee’s raising funds for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

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What began as a simple lemonade stand turned into millions of dollars raised to help end pediatric cancer and a newly inspired legacy of...
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Indy’s Labor Day legacy: Understanding its past for a better present and future

JADE JACKSON -
Indianapolis first observed Labor Day on Sunday, September 19, 1886.
Arts & Culture

Saxophonist NAJEE gets relaxed on MIND OVER MATTERat the INDIANAPOLIS JAZZ FESTIVAL – September 18th

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Pioneer of the “rhythm and jazz” movement of the late ‘80s and ‘90s Saxophonist Najee takes inspiration from Miles Davis’ loose and improvisational approach...
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