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Public Safety Leaders Say Better Data, Focus On Mental Health Are Key to Reducing Violence
August 5, 2021

Public Safety Leaders Say Better Data, Focus On Mental Health Are Key to Reducing Violence

Indianapolis public safety officials gave an update Thursday on efforts to decrease violent crime. The presentation was ahead of next week’s city budget announcement.
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Nytes Talks About Equity Efforts At Indy Public Library
August 4, 2021

Nytes Talks About Equity Efforts At Indy Public Library

Indianapolis Public Library CEO Jackie Nytes addressed charges of racism from staff at a City-County Council committee Wednesday night.
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Veteran Hoosier Living With Mental Illness Wins NAMI National Board Seat
August 3, 2021

Veteran Hoosier Living With Mental Illness Wins NAMI National Board Seat

Ray Lay, a 66-year-old Black veteran Hoosier, was recently elected to the national board of the National Alliance on Mental Illness. His election gives hope that some of the most underrepresented groups will have an advocate on a national level.
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National Night Out Aims To Reduce Violence
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National Night Out Aims To Reduce Violence

Now in its 38th year, the night offers an opportunity for police and community members to connect.
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