The Bike Shop on CBS Sunday Morning
The Bike Shop was on CBS Sunday Morning. We are so humbled to have met Kahane & John and were able to be a story in their film The Antidote.…
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Clifton Underpass Mural
The details of the The Clifton Street mural are really starting to come together nicely. I’m amazed at how Alkemi literally made Christ Missionary church fit into his design. The…
Crown-heal & Januarie York
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Neighborhood Businesses & Entrepreneurs
In this area you will find all the gifts and talents we’ve discovered in our little corner of Indianapolis. We encourage everyone to visit these businesses to support local businesses.…
Bike Shop on NPR!
WBUR Boston visits Indianapolis to learn more about the Biker Boyz & Girlz Shop. Listen to the story below, or read more by visiting their website. And while you’re listening, consider…
Sawubona Lab 46208 – A Summer of Learning in Community Part IV
[Continued from Part III] 4. Re-imagining Black Wall Street. The brainchild of Januarie York, students were asked these questions as they toured a part of our community: If someone gave…
Sawubona Lab 46208 – A Summer of Learning in Community Part III
[Continued from Part II] 3. Mr. Ryder’s house. The house on the corner of 34th and Clifton is a veritable museum full of paintings, sculptures, and other forms of art…
Sawubona Lab 46208 – A Summer of Learning in Community Part II
[Continued from Part I] 2. Community Art and Limited Resources. Our artist, Jamahl Crouch, instructed the youth to draw an image on a sheet of paper which they would then…
Sawubona Lab 46208 – A Summer of Learning in Community Part I
We know that if we’re going to create sustained change, we need to start with the next generation. The Sawubona Lab 46208 was the result of a collaboration between The…
[FICTION] The Ache of Home by Maurice Broaddus
A look at Indy’s food systems and gentrification through the lens of magical realism by our staff writer, Maurice Broaddus, in the latest issue of Uncanny Magazine. Here are excerpts…