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May 21, 2021

Students Should Be Able to Call Out Racism Without Fear of Retribution

Following a year of high-profile police killings of Black people and ensuing historic protests against racism and police brutality, a disturbing number of schools are suppressing the First Amendment rights...

May 10, 2021

2021 Legislative Report

After a year of national crises including the COVID pandemic, voting hurdles in one of the most critical elections in our Nation’s history, and highly visible cases of police brutality followed by mass...

Mar 30, 2021

The Joy of Being True to Myself on TDOV

By: Emma Vosicky (she/hers) - Executive Director, GenderNexus

I spent most of my life wanting to be invisible, afraid to say who I am, afraid of the consequences of being me. At IU’s recent LGBTQ...

By: Emma Vosicky (she/hers) - Executive Director, GenderNexus

I spent most of my life wanting to be invisible, afraid to say who I am, afraid of the consequences of being me. At IU’s recent LGBTQ...

Mar 29, 2021

Strong Use-of-Force Reform Critical for Police Accountability

The U.S. policing system has been entwined with racism since its inception during the slavery era. The first...

Mar 16, 2021

Shifting the Rhetoric Around Hoosiers Living with HIV

Medical guidance and legislation have been at odds for years. HB 1340 has introduced relevant and person-centered language, shifting how we talk about HIV and removing barriers faced by people living with HIV.

Feb 23, 2021

Device implantation opens door to privacy concerns in Indiana

Technological innovation often outpaces our ability to protect individual privacy. That is definitely true in the current moment. Our digital footprints can be tracked by the government and corporations in...