Upcoming Events
Film Screening of "What's Left Behind?"
You are invited to join Women's Fund of Central Indiana and the Indianapolis Foundation for a screening of "What's Left Behind?" followed by a panel discussion.
This is a moving documentary about Black mothers and families on the South Side of Chicago fighting to survive and thrive after losing their children to gun violence.
Panelists:
Antonia Bailey, Community Advocate
Beatrice Beverly, Community Advocate
Lisa Butler, AM LCSW, Co-Producer
Dr. Janice Collins, Executive Director and Documentarian
Dr. Ruby Mendenhall, Co-Producer
Josette’ Robinson, Moderator
More about the Film:
The documentary delves into the enduring trauma and the limited resources available to families impacted by gun violence in Chicago. Producers Lisa Butler, a clinical social worker based in Chicago; Dr. Ruby Mendenhall, associate professor of sociology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; executive director and documentarian Dr. Janice Collins, an award-winning journalist and media expert, offer an exploration of the lives of individuals lost to gun violence through the voices of their families.
PLEASE RVSP BY FRIDAY, MARCH 21
If you have any additional questions about this event, please contact info@womensfund.org.
Health Law and Policy Convening
On April 4th, 2025, Indiana Justice Project will host a Health Law and Policy Convening in Indianapolis. Rapid changes are happening at both the state and federal level. Join the Indiana Justice project as we try to make sense of it all, and how we, as health care access advocates can help individuals and communities in need. We'll discuss policy developments, the enforcement of legal rights, and how to get involved on a local level around health coverage access advocacy.
FHCCI’s 13th Annual Fair Housing Conference (Virtual)
DATE/TIME: The FHCCI’s 13th Annual Fair Housing Conference will be held on Wednesday, April 9, 2025 from 9:00 AM to 4:45 PM (ET). The conference will begin promptly at 9:00 AM and is a VIRTUAL event. This year’s theme is Fair Housing: Looking Out for All Futures. Paid and/or confirmed registrants will receive a link to the conference platform in the week prior to the conference.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Chi Chi Wu is a senior attorney at the National Consumer Law Center (NCLC) focusing on consumer credit issues, including legislative, administrative, and other advocacy. Her specialties include fair credit reporting, credit cards, and medical debt.
Chi Chi is lead author of the legal manual Fair Credit Reporting, and a contributing author to Consumer Credit Regulation and Truth in Lending. She has also led on a number of recent reports, including Digital Denials: How Abuse, Bias, and Lack of Transparency in Tenant Screening Harm Renters, Past Imperfect: How Credit Scores and Other Analytics “Bake In” and Perpetuate Past Discrimination, Even the Catch-22s Come With Catch-22s: Potential Harms & Drawbacks of Rent Reporting, and Mission Creep: A Primer on Use of Credit Reports & Scores for Non-Credit Purposes.
Before joining NCLC, she worked in the Consumer Protection Division at the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office and the Asian Outreach Unit of Greater Boston Legal Services.
AGENDA: This year’s conference will also feature FIFTEEN workshop options for attendees to choose from based on rental, sales, and lending fair housing topics. Workshops will cover the following topic areas:
Fair Housing 101
Fair Lending Update
Disability Case Law Update
Barriers to Homeowners Insurance
Fair Housing Act Protections for Families with Children
AI & Tenant Screening
Sales Hot Topics
Inherited Property Obstacles
Religious Based Protections and Hate Crimes
Health & Housing
and several hot topics exploring fair housing issues!
Download the agenda here. Please note that the workshops and schedule are subject to change.
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS: The FHCCI has submitted for 6.3 continuing education for Indiana attorneys. Info below:
Legal Credits: 6.3 Legal Credits PENDING for Indiana attorneys – if you are from out of state, check with your Commission for reciprocity options.
PLEASE follow the directions within the conference platform to ensure you receive your credits.
CONFERENCE COST: The registration cost for this all-day event is only $40/person if registered on or by March 7, 2025. After this date, the cost will be $55/person. We are unable to provide refunds after March 31, 2025. Paid and/or confirmed registrants will receive a link to the conference platform the Friday (4/4/25) prior to the conference.
REGISTRATION: To register for the conference, click here. Registration is required. Space is limited. Your registration is not considered complete until payment is received. All registered and paid attendees will receive an email in the week before the conference which will include information on how to access the conference platform. Please check your spam/junk folders in case the email goes there.
Those who want to send checks instead of an online payment, should register online, choose the check option, and mail payment to the FHCCI. Please note our mailing address of 429 N. Pennsylvania Street, Suite 401, Indianapolis, IN 46204. Checks must be received on or by 3/31/24 unless otherwise approved.
If you have any problems in completing your registration or need an alternative option, please contact Erika at the FHCCI.
Please be sure to note any reasonable accommodation in the applicable area of your registration or contact the FHCCI.
SCHOLARSHIPS: The FHCCI has a limited number of scholarships to waive the conference registration cost. These scholarships are available to interested students and persons of low incomes. Contact Amy at the FHCCI for more info.
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES: Please contact Erika at the FHCCI if any accommodations are needed or note on your registration. Alternate formats of materials will be available upon request for those with disabilities.
SPONSORS: We are once again appreciative of the many sponsors for this year’s conference. Without their generous support, we could not put on an event of this quality at affordable registration fees. Our current sponsors include (please note several are pending so check back for updates):
Gold Sponsors
First Merchants Bank
Old National Bank
Silver Sponsors
City of Indianapolis – Department of Metropolitan Development
Indiana Housing & Community Development Authority (IHCDA)
Bronze Sponsors
INHP
MIBOR REALTOR Association
Nonprofit Partner Sponsors
Central Indiana Realtist Association (CIRA)
This event is also made possible with the support of the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development.
QUESTIONS: All questions related to the conference can be posed to Erika via e-mail at efotsch@fhcci.org. We hope to see you on April 9th at this informative fair housing event!
PAST CONFERENCES: Want to learn about previous FHCCI conferences? Visit our past event pages: 2024 Conference, 2023 Conference, 2022 Conference, 2021 Conference, 2020 Conference, 2019 Conference, 2018 Conference, 2017 Conference, 2016 Conference, 2015 Conference, 2014 Conference
Remaking the Commons with Dr. Willie Jennings
Spirit & Place has partnered with Lake Institute on Faith & Giving, part of IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, to co-present the annual Thomas H. Lake Lecture as part of the Big Tent Talks series on April 11 at Witherspoon Presbyterian Church.
At this crucial moment, when homelessness is exploding, affordable housing is diminishing, and segregated communities are increasingly common, we need to ask the question: Are our built environments fundamentally immoral?
April 2025 Sacred Friendships Discussion
April Sacred Friendships Discussion
What does Multifaith really mean?
Multifaith: What does it mean? Building relationships and getting to know each other are at the core of GIMA's work. Is multifaith work important in your life? Why? And, how?
Space is limited - register now!
Registration is capped at 40 attendees.
April 16, 1p with Rabbi Brett Krichiver, Hiba Alalami, and Betty Brandt
Tuxedo Park Baptist Church
29 N Grant Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46201
One core facet of GIMA is our Sacred Friendships discussions. These exist to deepen relationships and are easy, one-hour conversations with other faith leaders in the Indianapolis area. Each session focuses on a conversation topic led by our committee chairs, Betty Brandt, Rabbi Brett Krichiver, and Hiba Alami. If you are interested in joining this discussion, please register below. All are welcome!
Interfaith Seder
Join JCRC for a unique interfaith Seder where faith leaders and community partners come together to explore the traditions, symbols, and meaning of Passover. This special gathering offers an opportunity to learn about the Seder ritual, engage in meaningful discussion, and strengthen connections across faith communities.
Please contact yshmukler@indyjcrc.org if you have any questions.
Location: Congregation Beth-El Zedeck, 600 W 70th St, Indianapolis, IN 46260
Date and time: Tue, Mar 25, 2025 5:30 PM ET
Organizer: Yaniv Shmukler, (317) 523-1480, yshmukler@indyjcrc.org
Interfaith Iftar
Salam and greetings of peace,
ISNA and the Hendricks County Community Foundation invites you to join an Interfaith Iftar. You will learn about the importance of Ramadan in the Muslim community and experience an Iftar (breaking of the fast) with us. Information about the event are as follows:
Date: March 21, 2025
Time: 6:30 - 9:00 PM
Location: 6555 S County Rd 750 E, Plainfield, IN 46168
We kindly ask that you RSVP: Register Here
Justice-Involved Resource Fair
Join the Marion County Reentry Coalition for a day of valuable resources from 34 vendors, including support for housing, employment, food assistance, disability services, legal aid, mental health care, community programs, and more!
Food trucks will be on-site, and attendees will receive meal tickets for a free lunch. There will also be a computer lab available for resume writing and job applications. Take advantage of onsite interviews, a resume-writing workshop, and the chance to practice your "elevator pitch" with helpful tips.
Congregations With Community
You're invited to become part of a single unified voice.
Hello, and welcome to Congregations with Community! As we continue our journey into 2025, we'd love to have you come and join us to meet with the team and your fellow community members, as well as enjoying some networking, project progress sharing and more.
Details:
When: Wednesday, March 12, 4-7PM ET
Where: Our headquarters, at 303 N. Alabama St., Suite 230 Indianapolis, IN 46204
Activities: CWC website preview, hors d'oeuvres, drinks, music and socializing
Faith & Action Spring Conference: Creating Housing Stability
Get equipped to fight poverty and housing instability
Concerned about the increasing number of individuals, families and children facing homelessness and housing instability in our city and state?
Join CTS on March 11 for the 2025 Faith & Action Spring Conference, where we’ll deepen our understanding of the actions we can take to create more safe and affordable housing, more stability and support for children and families, and more hope for strong communities.
This year’s event will feature:
A personal and instructive keynote by poverty and child welfare expert David Ambroz, award-winning author of A Place Called Home
Effective practices shared by organizations creating transitional and permanent supportive housing
Advocacy and public policy strategies for addressing the structural issues behind homelessness and evictions
Morning session attendance is a prerequisite for Faith & Action 2025 grant applicants.
Faith Community Consultation: Health, Education, and Welfare
Join us as we explore the affects of current legislation on health, education, and general welfare of our communities.
Liberatory Lawyering: Strategies for Transformative Change in the Modern Era
The 2025 Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality symposium will explore transformative approaches to lawyering that diverge from traditional tactics emphasized during the civil rights era. Civil rights litigation traditionally focused on isolated lawsuits and top-down strategies. In contrast, the discussion will consider interconnected philosophies such as Rebellious Lawyering, Movement Lawyering, and Collective Liberation, which each seek to dismantle systemic injustices through collaborative, grassroots-driven efforts.
Tabling available for organizations.
Stir Up the Gift
This vibrant event will showcase the richness of Indy's diverse, multicultural faith communities.
Attendees can enjoy free coffee, tea, pastries and create crafts to take home - while participating faith groups share their unique insights and engage in meaningful discussions about future visions, fostering collaboration and understanding.
Interested in telling your story? Check out the interest form here
A Jewish Christian-Dialogue: Wrestling with Luther's Legacies
Join New Joy Lutheran and Beth Shalom for an evening of thoughtful dialogue and connection as we explore the complex legacy of 16th-century church reformer Martin Luther and his writings.
Light appetizers and refreshments will be provided.
This program is co-sponsored by the Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations Council, New Joy Lutheran Church, and Congregation Beth Shalom.
Location: New Joy Lutheran Church, 316 W 156th St, Westfield, IN 46074
Date and time: Wed, Feb 5, 2025 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Multifaith Day at the Statehouse
Meeting with legislators is not rocket science - they’re people just like us! And they’re interested in connecting with faith leaders; in conversation, without blaming, rancor, or finger waving. If we want legislators to listen to us, we need to listen to them. Civil dialogue requires more listening that speaking! Join us to help our legislators learn what issues are important to us. Create relationships for the future.
Volunteers Needed: Point-in-Time Count
As the holidays approach, CHIP (Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention) is gearing up for the 2025 Point-in-Time (PIT) Count—an annual community census that helps us as a system understand homelessness in Indy and secure nearly $12 million in funding to support our neighbors.
Last year, these funds helped keep nearly 2,000 individuals who were previously experiencing homelessness in safe, stable housing, and volunteers played a key role in making it happen!
This year, we’re looking for volunteers to help administer PIT surveys at local service sites. Volunteer shift opportunities from 1/23-1/29.
Interested in volunteering? Fill out our volunteer interest form to get details about training and opportunities!
National Day of Racial Healing Luncheon and Resource Swap
Join Peace Learning Center at The Block Bistro and Grill in downtown Indianapolis for peace, equity, and delicious food.
Date: Tuesday, January 21, 2025
Time: 12p-2p
Location: The Block Bistro 115 W Market St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
Parking: Paid street parking and garage parking is available in the surrounding blocks.
The National Day of Racial Healing is an annual observance that takes place on the Tuesday following Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. It is an opportunity to bring ALL people together and inspire collective action to build common ground for a more just and equitable world.
As a part of this day, Peace Learning Center will be hosting a National Day of Racial Healing Luncheon and Resource Swap. This event is designed to allow attendees to build community with those that are different from themselves through conversation and listening to the lived experiences of others. Racial healing is at the core of racial equity, the vehicle that allows the collective to transform communities, organizations and systems.
Attendees are asked to contribute to the resource swap by bringing a resource that connects to their identity. Examples of resources include books (adult, young adult, or children's), articles, or podcasts. Participants will be invited to leave a resource for someone else to continue their learning and select another resource for themself.
Join us for this unique community learning experience designed to move us away from divisiveness to a place of learning and respecting our differences as human beings.
A buffeted lunch will be served during the event featuring: Grilled Chicken Breast - Multigrain Seasoned Rice - Grilled Mixed Vegetables - Side Salad with Dressing - Dinner Rolls
Faith Communities: Nurturing Compassion through Family Values
Enjoy light refreshments while you engage with faith leaders from various communities who will share their insights and perspectives on how family values play a crucial role in fostering compassion within our society. This event encourages open dialogue and collaboration, aiming to strengthen the bonds of understanding and respect among all faiths.
Habits for Peace and Reconciliation A Retreat for Young Adult Peace Builders and Leaders
Join the Rose Castle Foundation for their emerging leaders program; a two-day retreat at Waycross Conference Center designed to gather young adult peace builders and leaders from across Indiana. In a time of deep societal division, this retreat offers a unique opportunity to deepen relationships, build resilience, and explore the call to reconciliation together.
Through mealtimes, deep conversations, and shared experiences, we will reflect on what it means to be peacebuilders and peacemakers in a fractured world. We will celebrate the joy of being in community, seek the skills to disagree well, and envision cultures of radical hospitality not only in our faith communities, but in our wider communities.
Guided by the Rose Castle Foundation, we will delve deeply into our faith and traditions, restoring ourselves and our communities to reimagine what can be possible. This retreat is a chance to develop as leaders, transform conflict, and embrace the ministry of reconciliation in times of chaos, conflict, and change.
Whether you’re seeking to grow in your personal or professional life, or simply looking to connect with others who share your passion for peace and justice, join us in this journey of presence, purpose, and peacemaking.
Audience
This retreat is geared for young adults in their 20s and 30s and the leaders of ministries that support these young adults. We invite individuals to sign up on their own or to register as small, affiliated groups. Space is limited to 24 participants, in single occupant lodging. Please register using the QR code as soon as you can confirm attendance. if you intend to bring a group, please email phoebe.dill@rosecastle.foundation so we can reserve your positions, as well as asking your group to fill out the form linked in the QR code.
Cost
All costs for the retreat, meals, and lodging are covered by the generous grant funding provided by the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis. Participants are responsible for their own transportation costs to and from Waycross. Waycross Address: 4879 Richards Rd, Morgantown, IN 46160.
Start and End Time
Programming begins on Friday, Nov. 15th at 5:00 PM. Please feel free to arrive at Waycross anytime after 3:00 PM for check-in in preparation for 5:00 program start time. Programming will conclude on Sunday, Nov. 17th at 3:00 PM with departure from the Waycross by 4:00 PM.
Evictions & Homelessness: What’s Next for Housing in Indiana
We’ll review:
GIMA’s housing legislative agenda for 2025
What you can do to get the legislature to act
“Court Watching” and reforming the Marion County Eviction Courts
About proposals to outlaw the Homeless and what you can do to counter those
Advocacy: How A Bill REALLY Becomes a Law
Advocacy: The act of pleading or arguing in favor of something, such as a cause, idea, or policy; active support. Whether we realize it or not, we all advocate for things that are important to us. So, how can we best use our advocacy skills to move housing policy in Indiana?
Join us November 13 to learn from Danielle Coulter, Vice President of Dant Advocacy. Danielle has firsthand knowledge of the intricacies of government, the result of her experience working for the Indiana General Assembly and representing Indiana county officials.
Danielle previously served as a policy analyst for the Indiana Primary Health Care Association. Before that, she served as deputy director of government affairs for the Association of Indiana Counties, where she lobbied on behalf of county elected officials, including circuit court clerks, coroners, recorders and surveyors.
She also served as a legislative assistant for the Republican caucus of the Indiana House of Representatives, a government relations staffer for Indiana University, and a governmental relations intern for Ball State University.
As we prepare for the 2025 legislative session, Danielle will walk us through the real process of how legislation becomes law and how we can advocate for housing law reform.
Creating Human Solidarity Workshop
Our friends at the Human Solidarity Project are bringing their Creating Human Solidarity Workshop back to Indianapolis, and thanks to the Herbert Simon Family Foundation these workshops are free.
Additionally, HSP is offering their Human Solidarity for Black and Jewish Community Leaders on November 13 and 14.
Indy Habitat Multifaith Build
Join our friends at Indy Habitat for their 2024 Multifaith Build, bringing together the faith community to build a home for a member of our community.
Immigration Detention and Incarceration: Migrants Speak
Join United Women in Faith for this powerful webinar that centers the voices of migrants as they share personal experiences and insights on immigration detention and incarceration in the US. This discussion will explore the challenges they face in the detention system, the impact on their lives and families, and the urgent need for reform. Hear directly from impacted migrants and gain a deeper understanding of the immigration system that keeps over 40,000 immigrants in detention facilities daily.
This webinar is offered by Immigration Law and Justice Network, United Women in Faith, and numerous partner organizations. All are welcome. There is no cost to participate. Registration is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. This webinar will be offered in both English and Spanish through the help of an interpreter.
Know Your Rights
Join Mariposa Legal for a "Know Your Rights" Presentation hosted by Christ Church Cathedral on October 27, following the 1 pm service. We will provide legal information, share resources to protect constitutional rights, and discuss obstacles Indianapolis immigrant communities may face under a new president.
Únase a Mariposa Legal para una presentación "Conozca sus derechos" organizada en la Catedral de Christ Church el 27 de octubre, después del servicio de la 1 pm. Proporcionaremos información legal, compartiremos recursos para proteger los derechos constitucionales y discutiremos los obstáculos que las comunidades de inmigrantes de Indianápolis pueden enfrentar bajo un nuevo presidente.
Pushing Back on Private Equity in Housing
Unresponsive and irresponsible out-of-state landlords. Rapidly rising rents and declining quality of housing. Modest homes gobbled up by mysterious purchasers paying entirely in cash.
The culprit behind all of these pain points in the affordable housing crisis are often the same: private equity companies.
The private equity business model enables investors to take over companies such as rental properties and quickly restructure them—usually in ways that are harmful to tenants, and ultimately, state & local economies. Their focus is on turning a quick profit for investors regardless of the risks and consequences for our communities.
Attendees will learn:
How private equity works and what other industries it exists in
Indiana's private equity risk level
The types of policies states and municipalities are exploring to fight private equity
The presenters are from the Private Equity Stakeholder Project. Check out their Private Equity State Index rankings. Indiana doesn’t fare too well!
Let's Get Ready to Rally!
Join the Black Church Coalition for a rally to mobilize the vote and cast a vision for a safe and healthy Indiana. No matter who is elected, we will continue to build power to see this vision manifest through policy. They’re calling for 200 BCC leaders and other partners and comrades! Can we count you in? Register here: https://secure.everyaction.com/HCcJuDD-nESrk7_5F4Z_1Q2
Join BCC for other, smaller events leading up to this one!
• Sept 9th 6:30: Policy Training with Senator Hunley @ the Indiana Statehouse. REGISTER
• Sept 16th @ 6:30 at New Liberty Missionary Baptist Church: Harm Reduction Briefing! Join the BCC team who traveled to Columbus to learn how Indianapolis can build and implement a response model to help those struggling with addictions and overdoses. REGISTER
• Young Adult Voter Guide event is being rescheduled. More info to come!
Nourish Our Future: Seeds of Hope for Indiana's Children
Join Bread for the World in Indiana at Light of the World Christian Church on October 3rd for Nourish Our Future: Seeds of Hope for Indiana’s Children. Come join your voice with a chorus for justice as we learn about the impact of the Child Tax Credit and take action to protect and expand it together. Too many families in Indiana experience anxiety over how they will nourish their children, but on October 3rd we will create meaningful change by calling on Senator Todd Young to be a champion of an expanded Child Tax Credit that can see a lift of 50% of Hoosier children out of poverty. This event will feature:A Keynote address by Elaine Maag, Tax Policy Advisor of the Equity Hub at the US Treasury and leading national expert on the Child Tax Credit.
Testimony from community members who have lived experience of the life-changing impact of the Child Tax Credit
An update on the national political path forward for the expanded Child Tax Credit from Cheyenne Range, Deputy Director of Government Relations at Bread for the World
A time to demonstrate our collective power to Senator Young as we call on him to attend Bread’s Nourish Our Future campaign launch as a champion of the expanded Child Tax Credit
Beyond The Bridge at Heartland Church
Join us for another free screening of the documentary, Beyond The Bridge: A Solution To Homelessness
Our goal is for this film to be a part of a community-wide conversation about homelessness. Who do you know that needs to know more about this issue? Who else needs to get involved in this dialogue? We encourage you to invite others to this free screening so that we can all be a part of the solution. We can solve homelessness in Indianapolis in a comprehensive way!
Webinar: Protecting Places of Worship
Webinar: Protecting Places of Worship: Fall Religious Observance Security Briefing on Thursday, September 19, 2024 from 2:00 PM to 3:15 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) hosted by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in partnership with Department of Justice (DOJ) Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships and other interagency partners.
Please register for this webinar here.
This webinar will provide faith-based communities with a threat briefing during Fall religious observances and the “Protecting Places of Worship National Weeks of Action.” In addition, federal partners will share practical tools and resources to help strengthen the safety and security of places of worship and community spaces.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar.
For more information on available resources to protect places of worship, please visit:
Protecting Houses of Worship (DHS Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency)
Protecting Places of Worship Forum (DOJ Community Relations Service)
5 Ways to Improve the Safety and Security of Your Place of Worship or Community Spaces (DHS FEMA)
Take these 4 Steps to Apply for a Nonprofit Security Grant (DHS FEMA)
CP3 Resources (DHS)
Resources and Information for Faith and Community Leaders Regarding the Israel - Hamas Conflict (DHS)
This webinar will offer captioning services. For questions or additional information, contact DHS here
Indiana Housing Justice Conference
2nd Annual Housing Justice Conference!
August 29th, 2024
10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. EDT (check-in starts at 9:30 a.m.)
Indiana Interchurch Center,
1100 W. 42nd St, Indianapolis, IN, 46208
Click here to register for the August 29th, 2024 Housing Justice Conference. We’re bringing together advocates across a variety of disciplines to brainstorm using legal tools to address rental housing insecurity (evictions and poor conditions) in Indiana on a systematic level.
Who should attend?
Housing Lawyers
Policy Advocates
Researchers
Community and Tenant Organizers
Other Details:
No cost for attendance
Free parking onsite
Lunch will be provided
Indiana Housing Conference
Presented by Indiana Affordable Housing Council (IAHC), Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA), and Indiana Balance of State Continuum of Care (Bos Coc).
Join us in Indianapolis for two days of education, networking and celebrating the affordable housing industry. Affordable housing professionals are invited to join the conversation as we dig deeper into housing policy, industry challenges and more!
A Solution To Homelessness
A Bigger Vision Films is very excited to have you attend a Special Preview Impact Screening of Beyond the Bridge: A Solution to Homelessness, taking place on Tuesday, August 20th at 4:30pm, Clowe’s Memorial Hall - we hope you'll RSVP in the meantime! This event is presented by A Bigger Vision Films and Together Films with the support of a local steering committee: CHIP Indy, Concerned Clergy of Indianapolis, GIMA, and The Corporation for Supportive Housing.
Our goal is for this film to be a part of a community-wide conversation about homelessness. Who do you know that needs to know more about this issue? Who else needs to get involved in this dialogue? We encourage you to invite others to this free screening, panel, and Q&A, so that we can all be a part of answering the question: How can Indianapolis solve homelessness in a comprehensive way?
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