Indianapolis Liberation Center

06/10/2026

This weekend at Indy Pride 2026, be sure to stop by and visit the Indianapolis Liberation Center to chat with our volunteers and member-organizations and cop carefully-curated books, pamphlets, buttons, stickers, and other merchandise from the Indy Liberation Store! We'll be there both days working to move from celebration to liberation - celebrating the gains of the modern LGBTQ rights struggle AND building the real power we need to achieve liberation.

See you there!

Arte Mexicano en Indiana
Circle City Sangha
Party for Socialism and Liberation - Indianapolis
Bodi Buzz
Hope Packages: Struggle, Unity, Solidarity
Hear Her Voice
Centro Cultural Hispano/Hispanic Cultural Hub
Indiana AID
FOCUS Initiatives LTD - Abolitionist Re-Entry
Indiana Black Librarians Network

06/06/2026

The library struggle isn’t over.

We stand with library workers and AFSCME 3395 as they fight for wages that keep up with Indy’s cost of living.

Meanwhile, the Library Board just boosted CEO Greg Hill’s pay to $270,000.

Greg never applied for the job, misses important meetings, and took months to fix a broken window at Central Library. Yet he was just gifted a $40,000 raise.

Workers are fighting for more than 2%. Greg got 40%.

If you stand with library workers and their right to earn a living wage, share this video. Let’s amplify the union’s demands!

06/04/2026

Rania Hatab of the Lower Hudson Valley DSA and Rockland Coalition to End the New Jim Crow and Jasmine Moody of the Liberation Center tell us first-hand about the battle to dismantle Delaney Hall.

05/31/2026

Be sure to follow Arte Mexicano en Indiana on FB and the Fonseca-DuBois Gallery on IG so you don't miss the remarkable exhibits at the city's social-justice themed art gallery featuring artists of color and opppresed nationalities. Here are some shots from Nasreen Khan & Rachel Schwebach’s “Botanical bodies." To learn more about it, check out the artist spotlight video in the comments!

05/29/2026

05/28/2026

📢 This was an Education Studies course titled,"Education and Urban Rebellions" at DePauw University.

A student name Alexis proposes a question on how the U.S. violated their founding document and how the U.S. deals with indigenous nations and where does The New Afrikan Independence Movement & Republic of New Afrika sees its self within that context and what are the goals right now for New Afrikan National Liberation.

During this course the class examined the relationship between education, geography, and urban insurrections primarily in the domestic borders of the u.s. Additionally, the class addressed how the state, capital, and university responded to those rebellions through incorporation and repression.

The last book assigned was Shaka A. Shakur's "Manifestations of Thought: When the Dragon Comes" (New York: 1804 Books, 2025), to which Haki Shakur wrote the preface.

Full Video https://youtu.be/GFxrZNJY7z8?si=LQRmujlLvVFXfzNt

05/24/2026

While Shaka was on intense lockdown, more people in more countries were encountering his words than ever before. You can jail a revolutionary, but you can't jail a revolution!

More in comments below!

August Third Collective - NAPLA NAIM The People's Forum 1804 Books Indianapolis Liberation Center Hear Her Voice Leon Benson- Leon Benson Free

05/14/2026

Workers make this city run! Workers should run this city!

Hope Packages: Struggle, Unity, Solidarity
Answer Coalition
Party for Socialism and Liberation - Indianapolis

05/05/2026

Thanks to Third Space Indy for this insightful discussion with one of our key organizers.  Give this episode a listen and get to know Jay Grillo!

And be sure to give Third Space Indy a follow!

Get to know one of our central organizer's on a deeper political and personal level.