Rev. Gray Lesesne Fuels Advocacy Through Faith
Rev. Gray Lesesne is the subject of our first advocate profile, showcasing the impactful work of key leaders across the state.
Rev. Gray Lesesne is the subject of our first advocate profile, showcasing the impactful work of key leaders across the state.
Gov. Braun's first 100 days have been marked by executive orders and actions that have stoked fear and alienation among some Hoosiers instead of addressing nuts and bolts issues for everyone.
Given the disparity of opportunity, funding, marketing, promotions and support you would think that those interested in protecting and advancing women’s sports would focus on the one thing that would truly...
Lawsuit claims section of budget bill that changes IU’s board of trustees’ selection process is special legislation, which violates the Indiana Constitution.
Plaintiffs in two federal ACLU of Indiana lawsuits have received notice from their university that their status as international students has been restored.
A U.S. District Court judge denied the ACLU of Indiana's request for a temporary restraining order to protect seven Indiana international students whose lawful status was terminated without explanation.
Most Hoosiers agree that everyone should have the freedom to decide if and when to have children – without politicians interfering. If you agree, join us.