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Sustainable solutions often times require us to modify our behavior, ranging from minor adjustments to radically changing our lifestyle. The age-old question is – how do you make people change their behavior? IUPUI Sustainability director, Jessica Davis, will share insights from the field of psychology for how to make others behave more sustainably.
This event is part of the 2020 Earth Month Celebrations series. Visit the IUPUI Sustainability Events Calendar for more Earth Month events: https://events.iu.edu/sustainabilityiupui/
Tags: IUPUI Sustainability director, Jessica Davis, will share insights from the field of psychology for how to make others behave more sustainably, nonprofit
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Join Hoosier Action every Monday evening for a statewide video call to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic, and how we can ensure that all Hoosiers get the care and resources we need during this crisis. Now is the time for us to unite across our differences and make policy choices that help every-day people — not the richest 1% and a handful of corporations. As individuals, we can wash our hands, avoid unnecessary travel and check in on our friends and neighbors. As a united force, we can demand our local, state and national governments do everything possible to protect everyone’s health, no exceptions.
Tags: statewide video call to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic, and how we can ensure that all Hoosiers get the care and resources we need during this crisis, nonprofit, Hoosier Action
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Building on the previous webinars, Lynne Twist & Sara Vetter will expand the conversation on the ways that we can see and hold these challenging times.
Join us as we connect with the deep wisdom coming from powerful teachers, indigenous shamans, and awake people everywhere.
The webinar is free-of-charge; and it will start promptly at Noon PT and run for 75 minutes, ending at 1:15pm PT. This webinar series is now weekly for at least 3 weeks. When you register now, you will be registered for the series and you won’t have to register again.
We believe that this is an important time for listening, learning, healing, and sharing, as well as for in being in community. We offer this webinar as a way to connect with each other, with the principles of The Soul of Money, and to learn from each other.
We look forward to being with you.
Tags: Lynne Twist & Sara Vetter, Soul of Money Institute, nonprofit, social justice
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Building on the previous webinars, Lynne Twist & Sara Vetter will expand the conversation on the ways that we can see and hold these challenging times.
Join us as we connect with the deep wisdom coming from powerful teachers, indigenous shamans, and awake people everywhere.
The webinar is free-of-charge; and it will start promptly at Noon PT and run for 75 minutes, ending at 1:15pm PT. This webinar series is now weekly for at least 3 weeks. When you register now, you will be registered for the series and you won’t have to register again.
We believe that this is an important time for listening, learning, healing, and sharing, as well as for in being in community. We offer this webinar as a way to connect with each other, with the principles of The Soul of Money, and to learn from each other.
We look forward to being with you.
Tags: Lynne Twist & Sara Vetter, Soul of Money Institute, nonprofit, social justice
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Building on the previous webinars, Lynne Twist & Sara Vetter will expand the conversation on the ways that we can see and hold these challenging times.
Join us as we connect with the deep wisdom coming from powerful teachers, indigenous shamans, and awake people everywhere.
The webinar is free-of-charge; and it will start promptly at Noon PT and run for 75 minutes, ending at 1:15pm PT. This webinar series is now weekly for at least 3 weeks. When you register now, you will be registered for the series and you won’t have to register again.
We believe that this is an important time for listening, learning, healing, and sharing, as well as for in being in community. We offer this webinar as a way to connect with each other, with the principles of The Soul of Money, and to learn from each other.
We look forward to being with you.
Tags: Lynne Twist & Sara Vetter, Soul of Money Institute, nonprofit, social justice
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How do we tell the story of who we are? Digital storytelling is important to building our power, because it allows to connect with each other, build relationships, and share our own story. Join the training to learn how to share your story during this crisis and invite others to share their stories.
Register here to join the training:
https://iu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZQlceqtpjgjD2aYq9CFlfH1TCUyVXBaQQ
Tags: Digital storytelling training, activism, nonprofit
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Do you know about the Pachamama Alliance Drawdown Initiative? Would you like to?
In service of its mission to bring forth an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling, socially just human presence on this planet, Pachamama Alliance is offering programs based on Paul Hawken’s Project Drawdown.
Join this monthly orientation call to learn about the opportunities available for you to help shift people’s relationship to global warming, and to get into action to actually reverse it.
Call Details:
Date: Wednesday, March 25
Time: 4-5pm Pacific Time
Call link: https://pachamama.zoom.us/j/2556619174
By phone:
US: +1 669 900 6833 or +1 646 876 9923
Meeting ID: 255 661 9174
Click the orange enroll button above to let us know you’ll be there!
Tags: Climate Change, nonprofit, activism, Project DrawDown, Pachamama Alliance
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REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR: http://bit.ly/adaptingtopandemic
HEAR HOW 5 INDY ENTREPRENEURS, ARTISTS AND FUNDERS ARE ADAPTING TO THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC
The rise of Covid 19 and local restrictions to slow the spread have resulted in social and economic impacts felt in the lives of many Indy residents and small businesses. Tune into this online webinar to:
– Hear from our panel of entrepreneurs and artists (listed below) who will share what they are doing to cope and adapt to the challenge.
– Hear about the efforts of the funding and philanthropic community to address the crisis from Pamela Ross from the Central Indiana Community Foundation
– Ask questions and share how the crisis has impacted you and your community.
PANELISTS
Pamela R Ross
Vice President of Opportunity, Equity and Inclusion at Central Indiana Community Foundation
www.cicf.org
Rebecca Liell Hostetter
Executive Chef and Co-Owner of Duos Indy
www.duosindy.com
Charlie Redd
Yoga Teacher, Community Cultivator and Owner of Haven Yoga Studio
havenyogaindy.com
Jared Thompson
Founder of and Saxophonist in Premium Blend
www.premiumblendindy.com
Daytime Manager at Bluebeard
bluebeardindy.com
La’Kiyah Muhammad
Garden Manager of Kheprw Institute
’s Growin’ Good in the Hood Program
growingood.kheprw.org
Owner of Earthly Clean Products
www.etsy.com/shop/EarthlyCleanProducts
Tags: coping with change, social distancing, local business, internet, discussion, disaster response, local reslience, nonprofit, business
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Learn about solar energy, and how our nonprofit co-op model simplifies the process of going solar on your home or small business.
Solar United Neighbors makes it easy to go solar and save. Join us for a free meetup to learn about solar technology, and how going solar can save you money. Our solar co-ops have helped thousands of people save money by leveraging the power of group purchasing, and our independent experts can teach you everything you need to know to decide whether solar is right for you. Learn more at our website .
*If you require special accommodation to attend and participate in this event, please message us directly as soon as possible at [email protected] We cannot guarantee that we’ll be able to accommodate, but we’ll do our best!
Tags: Solar United Neighbors of Indiana, Carmel Green Initiative, Transition, Sustainability, Renewable Energy, Citizen’s Action Coalition, activism, nonprofit, Earth Charter Indiana, social justice
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Musical Family Tree’s Curation committee manages a number of cool projects and events. Come be a part of the family! Curation runs the MFT Radio Hour on WQRT, EP in a Weekend, Indiana Covers, MFT blogs and more! Whether you’ve been a part of MFT in the past or you are just finding out about us, we want to hear from you!
Tags: music, volunteering, nonprofit
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Enjoy the sights and smells of spring a little early at the Garfield Park Conservatory! The annual Spring Bulb Show returns this year with an array of colorful flowers. From classic favorites to unique hybrids of tulips, hyacinth, daffodils, and more – we’ve got your cure for the winter blues!
Admission is $4 for individuals and $10 for families (2 adults max per family).
And don’t forget: The bulbs from the display will be for sale Saturday, March 7 beginning at 10am.
Interested in buying an annual pass for 1 year of Conservatory admission? You can do so here: https://bit.ly/36QGxJa
Tags: gardening, flower sale, bulb, spring, hybrids of tulips, hyacinth, daffodils, and more, nonprofit, benefit
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Enjoy the sights and smells of spring a little early at the Garfield Park Conservatory! The annual Spring Bulb Show returns this year with an array of colorful flowers. From classic favorites to unique hybrids of tulips, hyacinth, daffodils, and more – we’ve got your cure for the winter blues!
Admission is $4 for individuals and $10 for families (2 adults max per family).
And don’t forget: The bulbs from the display will be for sale Saturday, March 7 beginning at 10am.
Interested in buying an annual pass for 1 year of Conservatory admission? You can do so here: https://bit.ly/36QGxJa
Tags: gardening, flower sale, bulb, spring, hybrids of tulips, hyacinth, daffodils, and more, nonprofit, benefit
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Are you passionate about Indy’s music legacy? Come help us plan events, blog pieces, and radio shows around it! Our Legacy committee meets quarterly and wants your input on how we can best utilize our local music archive, featuring tens of thousands of songs by thousands of artists, help with programming, blogs and radio hits. Have you been involved with Musical Family Tree or other local music orgs (IMN, LBN, Indy HxC, MMS…) before and want to find a way to get back involved? This might be the spot for you.
Tags: Musical Family Tree, nonprofit, volunteer, music
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Regional Underground Music Charity Showcase to raise money to help with the all of the damage and displaced animals due to the recent brush fires
Cover = Whatever you want to Donate! Donations will be accepted at the door for raffle tickets. $5 per raffle ticket $20 for an arms length. 2 stages Sky Bar Live and Glow Room 21+
All proceeds will go to the World Wild Life Fund for Australia!
Performances by:
Future Joy
https://www.futurejoymusic.com/
Frozen Turtle
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/frozenturtle”]
Snaxxx
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/snaxxxmusic”]
Cam Miller
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/cammillermusic”]
TRØLL
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/djtrollmusic”]
Weewah
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/djweewah”]
RYNS
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/rynsmusic”]
ToneVizion
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/tonevizion”]
DeadRomeo
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/deadromeo”]
Ventura Music
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/officialventuramusic”]
Forgiven Forget
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/forgiven_forget”]
DropMartian
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/user-803427615″]
Barrett McLain
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/barrett-stubbs”]
Indvstry Music
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/iamindvstry”]
OskarProphecy
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/oskarprophecy”]
FluxKapacitor
[soundcoud url=”https://Soundcloud.com/fluxkapacitor”]
Slo boi
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/mike-stuckey-253319801″]
Girthworm-Jim
[soundcoud url=”https://www.facebook.com/pg/GirthwormJimm/about”]
D-Randy
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/d-randy”]
Scroogemusic
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/evan-mikailovich-jastraub”]
Kukee Carnage x Tater
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/tater-collins”]
LSTree
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/tre-stephens-289393842″]
Syke
[soundcoud url=”https://soundcloud.com/megan-smith-222404081″]
Tags: Future Joy, Frozen Turtle, Snaxxx, Cam Miller, TRØLL, Weewah, RYNS, ToneVizion,DeadRomeo, Ventura Music, Forgiven Forget, DropMartian, Barrett McLain, Indvstry Music, OskarProphecy, FluxKapacitor, Slo boi, Girthworm-Jim, D-Randy, Scroogemusic, Kukee Carnage x Tater, LSTree, Syke, nonprofit, benefit, social justice
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Focusing on Volunteering & Kick-Starting 2020!
Tuesday, February 25th for the Indiana Filmmakers Network meeting 6:30-8:45pm, at the Heartland Film office in Fountain Square, Indianapolis, Indiana… With more open networking and discounted food items afterwards at Red Lion Grog House.
IFN is looking for all those interested in helping to see this IFN Hub remain around for its fourth consecutive year.
Volunteering is easy and open to all IFN members… Now is your chance to get involved with helping to bolster the cinematic arts and the creative community where you live. IFN is looking for state representatives and student ambassadors, as volunteers to join local hubs and the IFN state board. (average IFN dues are $20/yr) – Volunteering and On-boarding information here: http://indianafilmmakers.org/get-onboard/
We will devote this meeting to Kick-Starting 2020 in a positive new direction. Please come share all your creative plans for the year ahead and discuss what you’d like to see at future IFN meetings in your area and beyond. Are you looking for projects? Planning projects? Just curious about what the IFN is all about? Open networking after the meeting…
Please share this event and come vote and do your part to help shape Indiana’s creative community!
As always, attending IFN Hub meetings is free and open to the public; you do NOT have to be a member. Please join us, invite your friends, and help us spread the word!
Indiana Filmmakers Network Inc. is a 501c3 non-profit helping connect Indiana’s Creative Community. Monthly IFN meetings are FREE and open to the public. Our monthly event topics vary, many with special professional guest speakers. Join us each month for a new exciting topic and your chance to connect with local creatives! You can learn more about IFN by attending one of our many free monthly meetings and at http://indianafilmmakers.org/get-involved/
For more information, please visit: www.IndianaFilmmakers.org
There is absolutely no charge and meetings are always open to the public. Our gatherings are open to all those who wish to participate: Actors, Models, Writers, Directors, Cinematographers, Artists, Photographers, Musicians, Make-up & Hair, Design, Fashion, etc. Anyone who is interested is encouraged to attend.
Tags: Indiana Filmmakers Network, Indianapolis, nonprofit, monthly meeting, Actors, Models, Writers, Directors, Cinematographers, Artists, Photographers, Musicians, Make-up & Hair, Design, Fashion, etc.
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Phil Buchanan, author of Giving Done Right: Effective Philanthropy and Making Every Dollar Count, and president of the Center for Effective Philanthropy, in conversation with Catherine Herrold, assistant professor at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy.
Tags: Phil Buchanan, philanthropy, nonprofit, benefit, charity, planned giving, be the change
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On Tuesday, February 25, IndyHub, Arts Council of Indianapolis and The Exchange – Indianapolis Urban League have teamed up to showcase two local artists, Manon Voice and Carrington Clinton in one of Indy’s most extraordinary public spaces, The Indianapolis Artsgarden.
The event will include artists’ tiny-talks moderated by Rishard Allen, who just happens to be an IndyHub Board Member, 1828 Project Alum and member of the team at the Arts Council of Indianapolis. And it wouldn’t be a Five to Seven without networking with a purpose – a portion of all beverage proceeds from Sun King Brewery, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, and Circle Kombucha will support local artists through Art & Soul: A Celebration of African American Art & Artists in Indiana.
Come alone or with friends, either way, you’ll meet great people all while supporting Indy’s art and music scene. Did we mention it’s free? RSVP today.
Don’t stress about driving. Our friends at Lyft are offering 15% off (2) rides to/from The Artsgarden using the code: 5TO7ARTS.
Tags: Art & Soul: A Celebration of African American Art & Artists in Indiana, Live Music, nonprofit, Indy Hub, jazz, Manon Voice, Carrington Clinton
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Writing workshop that inspires participants to write about their personal experiences with environmental justice. Facilitated by the Kheprw Institute and IndyStar environmental and data reporters Emily Hopkins and Sarah Bowman!
FACILITATORS
Emily Hopkins is a data reporter on The Indianapolis Star’s investigations team. https://www.indystar.com/staff/ehopkins/emily-hopkins/
Sarah Bowman is an investigative and environmental reporter for the Indianapolis Star. https://www.indystar.com/staff/sbowman/sarah-bowman/
Tags: Writing workshop, Environmental, Social Justice, nonprofit, activism, Kheprw Institute
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Youth event promoting Advocacy, Civic Engagement, & Leadership for students 12 to 18, from across the state and to meet their legislators.
Tags: Black Lives Matter, rally, social justice, nonprofit, Indiana Commission on the Social Status of Black Males
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Join us for a day of lobbying our legislators for Reproductive Justice issues. We’ll spend the day learning how to lobby our legislators, petition the Governor, and learn how to fight for our Reproductive Rights.
Tags: women’s reproductive rights, Planned Parenthood, Social Justice, nonprofit, rally
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This year, our annual Gala acquires a genteel “joie de vivre” as we celebrate Mardi Gras with the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. In anticipation of Fat Tuesday, festive beads, colorful floats, and New Orleans style jazz, we invite you to join us for this year’s Gala Belle Canteaux, presented in our NEW venue, the Biltwell Event Center. You can bet we’re going to get you on your feet as the parade of saints, singers, and ISC fans all go marchin’ in!
Proceeds from the annual Gala benefit education and community engagement programming.
All guests at the Gala this year receive complimentary valet parking, hors d’oeuvres while perusing the silent auction, wine and beer, a performance by the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir, seated/plated meal, the live auction, and dancing into the evening with the Cool City Jazz Band.
Tickets:
Table Sponsor (reserved table of 10) – $2,500 ($1,550 tax-deductible)
Individual – $225 ($135 tax-deductible)
Young Professional (40 & under) limited availability – $100 ($10 tax-deductible)
THANK A SINGER Sponsorship – $175 ($85 tax-deductible)
Sponsorships:
THANK A SINGER Sponsorship. Our singers volunteer nearly 300 hours individually each year to producing choral music for our community. Now you have the chance to give back by sponsoring their ticket to the Gala. Select “THANK A SINGER Sponsorship” in the ticket window.
Corporate Sponsorships start at $3,000. Contact Liam Bonner, Executive Director, at [email protected] or 317-940-9059 to discuss your benefits at this level.
Tags: Live Music, Cool City Jazz Band, nonprofit, benefit, Indianapolis Symphonic Choir
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Kheprw Institute and Solar United Neighbors will be partnering for a conversation and presentation on Energy Democracy and Indianapolis’s Low-Moderate Income Solar Pilot launching in Indianapolis. During the Summer of 2020 the city of Indianapolis will be partnering with Solar United to select a small group of low- income home owners to install free solar panels onto their roofs.
Join us on Saturday February 22nd, from 2pm-4pm to learn if you qualify to get a solar install on your home at no cost. This conversation is made possible through support from the Climate Justice Alliance.
LEARN MORE AND SIGN UP:
https://coops.solarunitedneighbors.org/coops/indianapolis/
WHAT IS ENERGY DEMOCRACY?
1. Distribute Power
– We will discuss alternative energy sources and economic factors that come into play in the means of accessibility.
2. Decentralization
⁃ Discuss creating alternative energy everywhere! or maybe challenging factors. Why doesn’t everyone have solar panels and wind turbines? How can we get there?
3. Ownership
⁃ Get communities involved, community led, community funded alternative energy. Get away from government entities.
4. Disruptive Technology
⁃ What technology is in the way of easy solutions?
More readings:
Climate Justice Alliance: https://climatejusticealliance.org/workgroup/energy-democracy/
Energy Democracy in 4 Easy Steps: https://ilsr.org/energy-democracy-in-4-steps/
Tags: Climate Justice Alliance, Energy Democracy, Low-Income Solar Program, nonprofit, social justice, Kheprw Institute
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SAVE THE DATE: Eat Great Food and Support FIDO
FIDO will be holding a Dine-and-Donate event at the 10th Street Diner soon. This place serves great plant-based comfort food. We’re telling you … it’s all good there.
Here’s the scoop:
Where:
10th Street Diner
3301 E 10th Street, Indy, 46201
(463) 221-1255
When:
Saturday, Feb 22
11:00 am to 9:00 pm
Just present our event flyer (to be posted closer to the date) and FIDO will receive 10% of the total amount you spend. Dine-in or Carry-out
Look for another post closer to the date. We hope to see you there.
Tags: vegan, nonprofit, social justice, benefit, FIDO (Friends of Indianapolis Dogs Outside)
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This FREE workshop will provide an overview of the Heritage Support Grant program, as well as a tour of the online grant portal.
Tags: Heritage Support Grant program, nonprofit