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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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To foster an inclusive community based on equality, equity, justice, safety for all IUPUI members.
Tune into our podcast! Available on Spotify, Soundcloud and Apple Podcast.
New Episodes every other Saturday!
Tags: Social Justice Education (IUPUI), podcast
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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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To foster an inclusive community based on equality, equity, justice, safety for all IUPUI members.
Tune into our podcast! Available on Spotify, Soundcloud and Apple Podcast.
New Episodes every other Saturday!
Tags: Social Justice Education (IUPUI), podcast
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Statewide Teleconference
Thursday, March 26th, 8:30pm
You’re invited! Join us while we share information with you and listen to what you feel we should be addressing. We wanna get to know you and want you to meet other folks in the Indiana Green Party. Let’s come together virtually and change the world!
You can easily join the meeting by downloading the free Zoom App on your phone or computer, or by simply calling in. The meeting starts at 8:30pm ET (7:30pm CT) on Thursday, March 26th, and reoccurs on the 4th Thursday of every month at the same time. Check our calendar for dates and details.
To join the meeting using the Zoom App, click the link below:
https://zoom.us/j/476503610
To call, use either of following numbers and enter the meeting ID:
(312) 626-6799
(929) 205-6099
Meeting ID: 476 503 610
RSVP by replying to this email or responding on the Facebook Event Page, and be sure to share it with your friends!
Thanks for your continued support. We’re looking forward to hearing from you!
Volunteer
There are a number of vacant positions that need to be filled immediately. If you are interested in any of them or would like to help in any way, please submit the volunteer form or contact us.
Indiana Green Party
[email protected]
317-759-3044
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Tags: Indiana Green Party, Green Party USA, politics, social justice, progressive, environmental
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From Pete Cowden for Indiana State SenateMy fiance, Zain, has COVID-19. Many of you may want to hear how someone you know has dealt with this challenge. Tomorrow at 6pm (Sat 3/21) I am going to do a live video on our experience and answer any questions folks may have.
Tags: coping with coronavirus, support, activism, social justice, discussion
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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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To foster an inclusive community based on equality, equity, justice, safety for all IUPUI members.
Tune into our podcast! Available on Spotify, Soundcloud and Apple Podcast.
New Episodes every other Saturday!
Tags: Social Justice Education (IUPUI), podcast
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Big numbers of people are locked up in the United States.
Under correctional control: 6,700,000
Behind bars: 2,300,000
Serving life sentences in state prisons: 200,000
(Prison Policy Initiative, Correctional Control 2018)
The number of sites of incarceration—where people are “pinned
down”—is big as well. It makes sense, right? We need a lot of
buildings and cells in which to lock up all these folks.
Federal prisons. State prisons. County jails. City jails. Local lockups.
Juvenile detention centers. Secure juvenile residential facilities.
University police holding cells. Tribal prisons and jails. Military
detention facilities. ICE sites. Forestry camps. Airport holding cells.
Join us March 6th for the opening of Wes Janz- Pinned Down: The Locking Up of America
Many of us are unaware of the scope of this industry even as we
don’t know of caging sites that are close by. “Pinned Down,” through the use of state maps and pushpins, evidences the geography of incarceration that blankets the nation. Included alongside the maps are issues central to our imprisoning culture, and pieces from the artist’s earlier “Crazy for Cages” show.
The documentary “Digging the Suez Canal with a Teaspoon: Social Design in the 21st Century” will also be shown (as produced by Eric Limarenko and David Stairs in 2019,
Wes is the first of eleven voices from the U.S., South Africa, Great Britain, and India).
Too often we are, as Cornel West has stated, “well adjusted to
injustice.” It is my hope that this installation will contribute to our much-needed re-adjustment.
About Janz
Wes Janz, PhD, was a professor of architecture at Ball State University for twenty-two years (1995-2017). Among the highlights: ten years as graduate program director; primary author of undergraduate minor and graduate certificate programs in social and environmental justice; and sole recipient of the university’s Outstanding Teaching Award in 2006.
In 2008 he was a winner of the inaugural Curry Stone Design Prize, as awarded to breakthrough international projects that “engage communities at the fulcrum of change, raising awareness, empowering individuals and fostering collective revitalization.”
The National Endowment for the Arts, along with the Graham, Ruth Mott, Fulbright-Hays, and Efroymson Foundations, among others, supported his research and design efforts; and the Venice Biennale and university galleries throughout the Midwest featured Wes’s work. Janz has traveled, listened, and lectured on six continents.
Tags: Wes Janz- Pinned Down: The Locking Up of America, art, social justice, activism, First Friday
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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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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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Making Democracy Work One Voter at a Time!
Learn how to register voters at the FREE 90 minute training sessions hosted by the League of Women Voters of Indianapolis.
As the nation’s oldest nonpartisan organization, the LWV will help you understand how to help others properly complete the federal voter registration form, navigate Indiana’s online voter registration portal, and educate voters on what they need to know they go to the polls.
These trainings are excellent for new LWV members wishing to learn how to register voters and are especially useful for non-profit community leaders wishing to engage in voter services activities ahead of the 2020 elections.
We recognize that these trainings fall over the dinner hour. Unfortunately, we cannot provide food, but please feel free pack a meal or snack to bring with you.
Tags: voter registration, civic duty, activism, social justice, League of Women Voters
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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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To foster an inclusive community based on equality, equity, justice, safety for all IUPUI members.
Tune into our podcast! Available on Spotify, Soundcloud and Apple Podcast.
New Episodes every other Saturday!
Tags: Social Justice Education (IUPUI), podcast
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The Build is a movement of art & culture led by Indianapolis artists coming together to share ideas and resources to sustain and grow their creative work. Come and discuss your experience and thoughts on the current and future state of the Indy music/art community. Event is cohosted by Indy artists Stacia Moon, Maurice Broaddus and Sean Stuart.
Tags: social justice, movement of art & culture led by Indianapolis artists coming together to share ideas and resources to sustain and grow their creative work
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All supporters of public education are invited to join us for this rally in support of public education during the 2020 session of the Indiana General Assembly. Please SHARE!
Tags: Rally to Support Public Education, Social Justice
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The Wild & Scenic Film Festival (WSFF) is your place for environmental and activist films! The Indiana Forest Alliance (IFA) is thrilled to once again host its annual WSFF at Bloomington’s Buskirk-Chumley Theater. Join IFA for an inspiring evening of short films that feature the mystery of nature, the beauty of wildlife, and the stories of citizens speaking truth to power. Expect a night of music, prizes, and networking with people who love Indiana’s wildest places!
Doors will open at 5:30 pm for this general admission event. The program is expected to run until about 8:30 pm. The event is family-friendly, recommended for those 12 and up.
The mission of the IFA is to preserve and restore Indiana’s native hardwood forest ecosystem for the enjoyment of all.
Share this event! #WildAndScenicIndiana
Tags: nonprofit, benefit, Indiana Forest Alliance, social justice
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Treat your Valentine right with some vegan hotness. Call (463)221-3669 to make a reservation.
Course 1: Shared Cheese Plate (GF option available)
Course 2: Choice of:
Acorn squash galette
OR
Sweet potato bisque (GF)
Course 3 Choose of:
Eggplant and shitake bordelaise, roasted carrots, creamy polenta, tofu crisps (GF)
Or
Seitan steaks, smashed potatoes, creamed spinach, cherry and red wine reduction
Dessert:
Choice of:
Apple crisp with five spice ice cream (GF)
OR
Chocolate cheese cake with bourbon macerated cherries
Just $70 for a couple. Taxes, tip and beverages not included. Reservations are available from 6-9:40 pm. Simply call us (anytime from 3 to 6 PM) or stop in at the bar and reserve your seat. It’s gonna be sexxxxxy!
Tags: valentine’s day dinner, vegan, social justice
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Homes For All Indy CLT Coalition meets the 2nd Friday of every month at 1pm. Open to the public, the group meets to discuss and explore the use of Community Land Trusts as a way to provide and maintain permanent affordable housing for low-income individuals and families. Please enter at the double doors close to the playground on the south side of the building. There is a daycare at the church so the doors are all locked. We will let you in. If you arrive late and no one is there to let you in, you can buzz in at the office door. If you are driving, the parking lot to the east or street parking is available.
Tags: Homes For All Indy CLT Coalition, Community Land Trusts, Social Justice, nonprofit