She was the first black woman to graduate from IUPUI’s law school and be elected to the Indiana General Assembly.
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Get to know our fearless leader who talks about how this whole idea began, her dream dinner party, and why local journalism will always matter.
Often overlooked in the history books are stories of Black women who fought for equality by way of the right to vote and other measures.
All month we’ll be celebrating the women who helped secure the right to vote for Hoosiers. This week, some of the key leaders.
2020 is a Leap Year, so we’re celebrating Indianapolis women who took chances both big and small. Color us incredibly impressed.
We’re in awe of her career—as an athlete, an executive, and all-around baller.
These Hoosier women are helping to save lives, give second chances, and break down social barriers—all while supporting the animal-related causes that are dearest to them.
The visual display and installations expert gives us a look inside her process and shares her advice for others looking to get into a creative field.
Get to know the veteran journalist and Indy Maven co-founder and contributing editor who enjoys a good vodka cocktail and Alanis Morissette.