Indy Maven board member Arianna Cruz explains what Hispanic Heritage Month means to her, having both Mexican and Filipino roots.
Essays
Author Liz Flaherty shares how she’s dealing with the empty space left by the passing of her sister in April.
After her husband’s death, Shannon Cagle Dawson made speaking up about suicide awareness a personal mission.
After learning the devastating news that her 16-year-old son Jake had perished in an automobile accident, Kara Kavensky is living with grief and love.
Emily Nelson, a blind teenager who found support online during quarantine, speaks about her struggles growing up with a disability.
Writer Dawn Olsen gives us her personal take on what it was like to experience free bleeding.
Guest curator Amiah Mims explains how the exhibit’s helmets tell the story of racing history, drivers’ lives, and the Indianapolis community.
Why is it that men are allowed to go bare-chested in the summer and women can’t? Writer Hannah Jordan gives her take on why it’s important for women to be able to go topless.
Shilpa P. Denny shares her experiences growing up in a traditional East Indian family — and then falling in love with a white man.
Maura Malloy shares how she felt after a ten-day trial of the Dexcom G6 Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM).