We gather faith leaders of diverse traditions to serve the common good, making Indy a more equitable place. Advocates of equitable housing and ending evictions.
- Tweets2.1K
- Following198
- Followers221
- Likes398
ALT Three polaroid-style photos showing people connecting in social activities: friends laughing together, two women sharing a painting/craft session, and two men chatting over coffee — conveying community, creativity, and casual conversation.
ALT Group of mothers and children marching and smiling at a policy advocacy event, wearing purple "MAMAS VS INJUSTICE" shirts and holding signs including a yellow "RECLAIMING OUR POWER" poster.
ALT Two presenters stand on stage at a community event titled "AYITI — In the Heartland"; a woman in a patterned dress and oversized glasses listens while a man in a maroon suit speaks into a microphone, with congas and other band instruments behind them.
ALT Township Judge candidate forum announcement listing date Wednesday, October 28, 2026; time 6–8pm; location Castleton UMC, 7101 Shadeland Ave, Indianapolis, with a microphone background and a circular moderator headshot.
ALT Banner for the Indiana Eviction Justice Network describing Eviction Court Watch — a volunteer effort to attend evictions to reduce stigma, observe courtroom treatment, humanize tenant stories, and collect data; illustration of an adult and child standing by a window.
ALT Book cover for There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America by Brian Goldstone, tall vertical layout with a sepia city skyline strip and two award seals, including a Pulitzer Prize winner badge.
ALT Promotional poster for Indiana University’s Spirit & Place Festival titled "Connections," showing two overlapping hands reaching toward each other with decorative stars and a pink bird, plus event dates Nov. 5–15, 2026 and the IU Spirit & Place logo.
ALT Feet in blue sneakers standing on overdue bills, surrounded by labels—Housing, Food, Schooling, Child Care, Transportation, Health Care, Utilities, Work—illustrating financial pressures and a "step into their shoes" poverty simulation.
ALT Crane placing a modular unit onto a five‑story apartment building beneath stylized green-and-gray roof peaks, accompanied by the text "MIDWEST MODULAR MULTIFAMILY" and the date "OCTOBER 29."
ALT Flyer announcing a community conversation titled "Homelessness & Affordable Housing in Indianapolis," outlining local shelter programs and policy perspectives; event Thursday, November 19, 2026 at 6:00 PM at Indiana Hebrew Congregation, 6501 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis.
ALT Three polaroid-style photos showing people connecting in social activities: friends laughing together, two women sharing a painting/craft session, and two men chatting over coffee — conveying community, creativity, and casual conversation.
ALT Two presenters stand on stage at a community event titled "AYITI — In the Heartland"; a woman in a patterned dress and oversized glasses listens while a man in a maroon suit speaks into a microphone, with congas and other band instruments behind them.
ALT Township Judge candidate forum announcement listing date Wednesday, October 28, 2026; time 6–8pm; location Castleton UMC, 7101 Shadeland Ave, Indianapolis, with a microphone background and a circular moderator headshot.
ALT Banner for the Indiana Eviction Justice Network describing Eviction Court Watch — a volunteer effort to attend evictions to reduce stigma, observe courtroom treatment, humanize tenant stories, and collect data; illustration of an adult and child standing by a window.
ALT Book cover for There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America by Brian Goldstone, tall vertical layout with a sepia city skyline strip and two award seals, including a Pulitzer Prize winner badge.
ALT Promotional poster for Indiana University’s Spirit & Place Festival titled "Connections," showing two overlapping hands reaching toward each other with decorative stars and a pink bird, plus event dates Nov. 5–15, 2026 and the IU Spirit & Place logo.
ALT Feet in blue sneakers standing on overdue bills, surrounded by labels—Housing, Food, Schooling, Child Care, Transportation, Health Care, Utilities, Work—illustrating financial pressures and a "step into their shoes" poverty simulation.