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All events are subject to change. Curfew Is In Effect! 11:00 PM Friday & Saturday (14 yrs. and under); 1:00 AM Friday & Saturday (15-17 yrs.) Page 1 of 29 Thursday, July 11 th Ecumenical Service Speaker: Reverend Dr. Frank Thomas Host Pastor: Dr. David Hampton Time: 7:00 PM (Parking and shuttle service available from the International School, 4330 Michigan Rd.) Cost: Free Location: Light of the World Christian Church, 4646 North Michigan Road Saturday, July 13th IBE Film Festival Time: Noon – 5 PM Cost: Free Location: Indianapolis Museum of Art, Tobias Theater, 4000 N. Michigan Road Partner: Heartland Truly Moving Pictures Sponsor: Indianapolis Museum of Art Keeper of the Flame – Showtime 12:20 PM KEEPER OF THE FLAME is a feature short written and directed by Guardians of the Flame Big Chief Brian Harrison Nelson. It is the first narrative film about the Mardi Gras Indian culture of New Orleans produced from within the culture. KEEPER OF THE FLAME stars Big Chief Alfred Doucette, Harold Sylvester, Mykel Shannon Jenkins, Kenneth Brown, Brandi "Allie Baby" Fortune, and Kaia Livers. The Lower 9: A Story of Home – Showtime: 1:05 PM A Story of Home is an extraordinary story of four diverse residents who are trying to regain a sense of home after floodwaters rose above rooftops, claimed lives and crippled the foundations of their Lower Ninth Ward neighborhood during Hurricane Katrina. The film’s shocking, yet beautiful cinematography of the destruction that remains nearly seven years after the hurricane captures viewers’ attention and brings awareness to the ongoing struggles of the neighborhood. BARBASOL – Showtime: 2:05 PM BARBASOL is a story about a man that desires a bond with his elderly father. He realizes that he is running out of time due to his father's increasing dementia. What he comes to realize is he needs to now turn his attention to his

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Thursday, July 11th

Ecumenical Service Speaker: Reverend Dr. Frank Thomas Host Pastor: Dr. David Hampton Time: 7:00 PM (Parking and shuttle service available from the International School, 4330 Michigan Rd.) Cost: Free Location: Light of the World Christian Church, 4646 North Michigan Road

Saturday, July 13th

IBE Film Festival Time: Noon – 5 PM Cost: Free Location: Indianapolis Museum of Art, Tobias Theater, 4000 N. Michigan Road Partner: Heartland Truly Moving Pictures Sponsor: Indianapolis Museum of Art Keeper of the Flame – Showtime 12:20 PM KEEPER OF THE FLAME is a feature short written and directed by Guardians of the Flame Big Chief Brian Harrison Nelson. It is the first narrative film about the Mardi Gras Indian culture of New Orleans produced from within the culture. KEEPER OF THE FLAME stars Big Chief Alfred Doucette, Harold Sylvester, Mykel Shannon Jenkins, Kenneth Brown, Brandi "Allie Baby" Fortune, and Kaia Livers. The Lower 9: A Story of Home – Showtime: 1:05 PM A Story of Home is an extraordinary story of four diverse residents who are trying to regain a sense of home after floodwaters rose above rooftops, claimed lives and crippled the foundations of their Lower Ninth Ward neighborhood during Hurricane Katrina. The film’s shocking, yet beautiful cinematography of the destruction that remains nearly seven years after the hurricane captures viewers’ attention and brings awareness to the ongoing struggles of the neighborhood. BARBASOL – Showtime: 2:05 PM

BARBASOL is a story about a man that desires a bond with his elderly father. He realizes that he is running out of time due to his father's increasing dementia. What he comes to realize is he needs to now turn his attention to his

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own son. Just as the twig is bent, so grows the tree. BARBASOL is a story that touches on themes that will certainly lead to well needed discussions about father and so relationships as well as mental illness.

Colored My Mind: The Diagnosis – Showtime: 2:40 PM In this powerful Short Docu-feature, four mom warriors, including actress Tisha Campbell-Martin, are our guides as we explore the overlooked world of autism, in particular in the Black and Brown communities. Through these ladies, we uncover the truths about why some Black and Brown children are not receiving the same medical diagnosis or are being misdiagnosed. And through their stories, the narratives explore sadness, strength, joy and the ultimate hope that binds us all to fight for a better tomorrow. Missing Pieces – Showtime: 3:05 PM This documentary takes an in-depth look at fathers who are answering the call to fatherhood and have major roles in their children’s lives. The documentary searches for the answer on how to break the cycle of absentee fathers so prevalent in the African American community. Still Standing – Showtime: 3:15 PM A diverse group of couples provide transparent, insightful conversation about what it takes to have lasting power in current day marriages. Through infidelity, blended families, chronic illness, financial crisis and more, these couples explain why and more importantly how they are still standing.

Sunday, July 14th

IBE Film Festival Time: 1:00 – 5:00 PM Cost: Free Location: Indianapolis Museum of Art, Tobias Theater, 4000 N. Michigan Road Partner: Heartland Truly Moving Pictures Sponsor: Indianapolis Museum of Art

BARBASOL – Showtime: 1:20 PM

BARBASOL is a story about a man that desires a bond with his elderly father. He realizes that he is running out of time due to his father's increasing dementia. What he comes to realize is he needs to now turn his attention to his

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own son. Just as the twig is bent, so grows the tree. BARBASOL is a story that touches on themes that will certainly lead to well needed discussions about father and so relationships as well as mental illness.

Reel Black Love – Showtime: 1:50 PM

Reel Black Love is a 70-minute film that discusses Black Love on the screen from the perspective of over 70 actors, directors and producers. Two films in one this poignant, sometimes funny film is a social critique of the images of African Americans and film and how those images have impacted the culture.

DAVE – Showtime: 3:10 PM

DAVE is the hope filled story of Adam Donyes, an unlikely young mentor that uses basketball to shepherd an intellectually disabled minority teen, David Sterling, in rural Missouri and is led into beginning to heal the broken pieces in his own life.

Monday, July 15th

IBE Business Conference Presented by Key Bank opens. All BC events are free and open to the public; however seating is on a first-come, first-served basis so on-line registration is highly recommended.

Mayor’s Breakfast- “We Are Indianapolis” This event includes business development, diversity highlights, award recognition and networking. Keynote Speaker: Mayor Gregory Ballard Emcee: Rafael Sanchez, Consumer Reporter & Investigator and Ericka Flye, Emmy-nominated reporter, WRTV-Channel 6 Time: 8:30 AM – 10:15 AM; Check-in begins at 8:00 AM Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom Sponsors: Key Bank, AT&T, WRTV – Channel 6, Indiana State University, Eli Lilly and Company, One America, Indiana Department of Transportation, Indiana University Kelley School of Business, Vectren Corporation, Finch Constructors, Inc., First Electric Supply, Ingram Micro, Simon, and Global Parking Systems Protect your Investment: Legal Issues for Business Owners (Part I) This information-packed workshop will provide business owners and leaders a good understanding of what to consider in order to establish and to develop your business. Get your questions answered and learn about some basic legal areas you need to protect your business interests. Business Formation/Planning, Intellectual Property, Certification and Preview of Part II

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Presenter: Roderick Morgan, Partner and President of the Indiana State Bar Association, and Tamara L. McMillian, Counsel Time: 10:30am -12:00pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 106 Sponsor: Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP Doing Business with the City of Indianapolis – Professional Services Focus Come and hear about professional services and other opportunities from the city of Indianapolis agency directors and department heads. Time: 10:30am -12:00pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 107 Sponsors: Key Bank and WRTV-Channel 6 Protect your Investment: Legal Issues for Business Owners (Part II) This information-packed workshop will provide business owners and leaders additional legal factors to consider to develop employees, avoid potential legal pitfalls, and plan for the future. Get your questions answered from a panel of experienced legal counsel. Review Part I, Employment Law Issues, Litigation Avoidance, Succession Planning. Presenters: Roderick Morgan, Partner and President of the Indiana State Bar Association and Tamara McMillian, Counsel Time: 12:30pm - 2:00pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 106 Sponsor: Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP Business Ownership Initiative - "The One Page Business Plan" Bankers require them. Business educators advocate for them. Consultants make their living writing them. And venture capitalists won’t give you the time of day without one…but most entrepreneurs or small business owners can’t or won’t write a business plan; it’s just too difficult. UNTIL NOW! This hands-on course will walk you through this easy process and you will leave this course with a draft business plan in your hand. Presenters: Julie Grice, Executive Director of Business Ownership Initiative, and Margie Wilson, Director of Client Services Time: 12:30pm-2:00 pm Cost: Free

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Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 104 Banking...One of the Keys to Your Success This workshop will provide an overview of the lending process for consumer and commercial needs. Emphasis will be placed on information required for loan applications and the types of loans available to match different lending needs. Presenters: Hercel Leveringston, Assistant Vice-President, Key Bank; Linda Christy, Manager, Key Bank; Juan Gonzalez, Vice-President-Business Banking Group, Key Bank Time: 2:30-4:00 pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 105 Sponsor: Key Bank Innovation through Diversity Diversity is often described as a focus on race and gender. However, there are many dimensions of difference that we fail to recognize that can create distance or a lack of inclusiveness regarding employees. This workshop will help you navigate many aspects of diversity (e.g. diversity of thought, reward and recognition, and collaboration) and develop yourself as a leader who can foster innovation through diversity. Additional resources will be shared that you can apply directly at your company regarding diversity and leadership development. Presenters: Donica Tina Jaynes, Consultant, Leadership Capability Development Time: 2:30pm- 4:00pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 108 Sponsor: Eli Lilly and Company Business Conference Opening & Networking Reception Come and network with business owners and enjoy light hors d’oeuvres and music. Make sure you bring your business card! Time: 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Serpentine Lobby Sponsors: Key Bank, Indiana State University, WRTV-Channel 6, Barnes & Thornburg LLP, Delivra, Duke Realty, United Water, and Indiana Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises Division

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Tuesday, July 16

Youth Entrepreneur Seminar: The Making of a Mogul - Day 1 The YES is a two-day camp that will introduce young adults, middle to high school, to the fundamentals of economic literacy and business management through the use of intensive interactive training and mentoring experiences. Time: 8:00 AM Registration, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Cost: Free; Pre-registration required at www.indianablackexpo.com Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 109 & 110 Featured Presenter: Tammy Butler Robinson, MURP, Managing Partner, Engaging Solutions, LLC Sponsor: Engaging Solutions, LLC Business Conference Plenary- “Social Media: The New Business Normal” presented by Mindset Digital Mindset Digital provides custom training, consulting, and strategies to small businesses, non-profits, and Fortune 500 corporation throughout the world to market in a radically changing digital society. This hands-on engaging plenary session will show you how to take advantage of powerful new digital channels to engage clients and customers. Presenters: Dr. Debra Jasper and Betsey Hubbard, Co-Founders of Mindset Digital Time: 8:30am -10:00am; Check-in begins at 8:00am Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom Sponsors: Cummins Inc. and Key Bank SEI, State Agency & Company Exhibition Day Network and meet state procurement agencies, corporate purchasing representatives, and other services organizations that can assist with your business. Time: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom (Reception Room) Sponsors: Indiana Minority and Women’s Business Enterprise Division, Purdue University, Indiana University, Ball State University, Vincennes University, Indiana State University, University of Southern Indiana, and Ivy Tech Community College

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State of Indiana MWBE Certification Clinic Minority & women-owned businesses interested in selling to the State of Indiana can apply for state certification as a tool for business growth. The Certification Clinic workshop will review the benefits, application process, and qualifications needed to file a certification application with the state. Business owners can get their questions answered and get started on the certification process by attending. Presenters: Luther Taylor, Director of Certification and Operations, IDOA Time: 10:15am -11:30am Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 116 Sponsors: Indiana Department of Administration Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises Division Indiana Contract Compliance Pay Audit System Training Review the step-by-step process of how to navigate the State of Indiana’s Pay Audit System. The Indiana Department of Administration uses the Pay Audit System for compliance monitoring of the state’s diversity spend. The Pay Audit System captures and compares contractual Minority and Women Business Enterprises (MWBE) payments from both prime contractors and certified MWBE subcontractors. These valuable resources help the State monitor and enforce MWBE spend committees on state contracts. Presenters: Arthur Sample, IV, Compliance Manager, IDOA Time: 10:15am- 11:30am Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 117 Sponsors: Indiana Department of Administration Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises State of Indiana "I'm Certified Now What" See how to use MWBE certification as a tool for business success. This session will have a quick review of how a business would update their bidder and certification profiles, where to find resources to do business with the state, and how to find networking and bidding opportunities. Presenters: Nate Lofton, Business Development and Outreach Manager Time: 1:30pm-2:15pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 116 Sponsors: Indiana Department of Administration Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises

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Cyber Security 101-Understanding the Risks, Preparing for Attacks & Recovering from Intrusion Understand the risks, prepare for attacks, and recover from intrusion with Tasha Phelps, CEO of Phelco Technologies, Inc. This workshop will teach you the basics and importance of cyber security for your business. Presenters: Tasha Phelps, President & CEO, Phelco Technologies, Inc. Time: 1:30pm -2:15pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 117 Sponsors: Indiana Department of Administration Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises Doing Business with Indiana Public Colleges and Universities Panelists of purchasing and contracting officials from Indiana State Educational Institutions (SEI) will present an overview of the State of Indiana Public Works / Construction bidding requirements, how to maneuver through the universities procurement system, opening channels of communication, and the top 10 ways to earn new business. This will be an interactive discussion so please bring your questions. Presenters: Roger Hassenzahl, Director of Purchasing Services, Ball State University; Kevin Barr, Director of Purchasing, Indiana State University; Rob Halter, Executive Director, Purchasing Services and Business Diversity, Indiana University; David Barnett, MRO Strategic Sourcing Manager, Purdue University; Jim Hudson, Chief Procurement Officer, Ivy Tech Community College; Dan Martens, Director of Procurement Services, University of Southern Indiana Time: 11:45pm -1:15 pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 104 Sponsors: Key Bank, Indiana State University, and WRTV-Channel 6 Governor’s Awards Reception The Governor will present awards to recipients in the following categories: Achievement in Cultural Heritage, Achievement in Business & Entrepreneurship, Achievement in Civic Leadership, Rev. Charles Williams Award and the Sam Jones Trailblazer Award. Keynote Speaker: Governor Mike Pence Time: 2:30pm - 4:30pm Cost: Invitation Only Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom Sponsors: Indiana Family & Social Services Administration and Indiana Civil Rights Commission

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Contracting Opportunities with US Housing and Urban Development, Session 1: "The Implementation of HUD 3 Initiatives", Session 2: "Cleaning Up HUD REO Properties" Session 1 will cover the implementation of HUD’s Section 3 initiative which encourages, to the greatest extent feasible, the utilization of low and very low income individuals to participate in jobs, business opportunities, and training where HUD dollars are spent. Session 2 participants will learn about contracting opportunities and procedures for bidding on the maintenance and marketing of HUD homes, and the role of Field Service Managers (FSMs) and Asset Managers (AMs). Presenters: Phillip C. Shelton, Director, U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development, Andrew Klee, Housing Program Specialist (Single Family Lead), Indianapolis HUD Office Time: 3:30pm -6:00 pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 104 Media Reception: “Honoring Minorities in the Media” The Media Reception recognizes outstanding minority leaders in media that have made significant contributions and/or accomplishments within their community. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Maria Williams-Hawkins, Professor of Communications, Ball State University Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Cost: Invitation Only Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 101 & 102 Sponsors: Key Bank, Indiana State University, WRTV-Channel 6 and Indy Star

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Wednesday, July 17

IBE BUSINESS CONFERENCE PRESENTED BY KEY BANK Cont. City of Indianapolis Construction Roundtable In 2004, the Indiana Construction Roundtable began an effort to change the way we build things. This owner driven initiative was called the ICR Diversity Initiative, and its purpose was to make a meaningful change to the way that the construction industry considers diversity. This interactive program will offer attendees: 1) Better understanding of what leading owners are doing to strengthen our diverse community; 2) The opportunity to meet several owners and hear about future construction projects; and 3) An opportunity to obtain an understanding of what resources and other opportunities exist to support diversity and economic development. Time: 9:30am -12:00pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 106 Sponsors: Key Bank, WRTV-channel 6 Accessing Citizens Energy Group “Invitation Only” Business Opportunities This workshop will consist of a panel of presenters who will discuss why “Invitation Only” does not mean exclusionary. The workshop presenters will cover topics such as supplier registration, business opportunities through Citizen’s Energy Group’s Smartsource portal, and key outreach events. Are you ready for the RFP process? The panel will also provide suggestions to position your company as a Tier 1 (prime) or Tier 2 (sub-contractor) supplier and provide current Capital Construction Business Opportunities. Presenters: Richard Wise, Supplier Diversity Program Administrator, Citizens Energy Group Time: 12:30pm -2:30pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 107 Sponsor: Citizens Energy Group Youth Entrepreneur Seminar: The Making of a Mogul - Day 2 The YES is a two-day camp that will introduce young adults, middle to high school, to the fundamentals of economic literacy and business management through the use of intensive interactive training and mentoring experiences. YES’s mission is to educate, inspire, and develop youth entrepreneurs with businesses or a desire to own businesses that will contribute socially and economically to their communities. Time: 8:00 AM Registration, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Cost: Free; Pre-registration required at www.indianablackexpo.com Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 109 & 110

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Sponsor: Engaging Solutions, LLC Parent Engagement Summit – Redefining 21st Century Learning The 1st annual Parent Engagement Summit is a one-day event created to equip parents with the tools and resources they need to effectively engage in their children’s education. Providing parents with knowledge and techniques that empower them to build healthy relationships with everyone involved in their student’s learning environment, Dr. Marvin Thompson will engage attendees. The summit also includes a resource fair and table talk discussions on various topics including balancing career and child’s education; waivers, Core 40 and IRead-3 and school choice. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Marvin Thompson Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Sagamore Ballroom Partner: Indiana Civil Rights Commission

Thursday, July 18

IBE Education Conference Presented by Indiana Civil Rights Commission and Cummins Inc. The 6th annual conference provides teachers, administrators, and others concerned with education with resources, best practices and professional development training in the area of cultural competency. Theme: Redefining 21st Century Learning Keynote and Plenary Speakers: Dr. Marvin Thompson, Chief Academic Officer for Future is Now Schools and Dr. Noma LeMoine, LeMoine & Associates Ed. Consulting Time: Registration/Check-in and Continental Breakfast 7:00 AM; Conference Program: 8:30 - 3:00 PM; Book Signing and Indiana Wesleyan University Meet & Greet Reception Immediately Following Cost: $25 until July 18, 2013; $50 day of; cash, credit cards or certified checks will be accepted for on-site registration: Location: Indiana Convention Center, Sagamore Ballrooms 1-3 Sponsors: Indiana Civil Rights Commission, Cummins Inc., Indiana University, Indiana Wesleyan University, Harrison College, and Indiana Department of Education Workshop Session I Time: 10:00 am

Project Based Learning is 21st Century Learning -- Experience Why

Overrepresentation of Vulnerable Populations in Special Education: Impact and Strategies

Leading Troubled Boys of Color Effectively

Equity Pedagogy + Multicultural Competency = Multicultural Teacher Efficacy

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Straight Talk about School Reform From a School - University Partnership

Preparing Globally Competent Citizens - "What? So What? Now What?" Workshop Session II (Concurrent) Time: 1:45 pm

Project Based Learning is 21st Century Learning -- Experience Why

Overrepresentation of Vulnerable Populations in Special Education: Impact and Strategies

Leading Troubled Boys of Color Effectively

An Idea Model For High School Reengagement

Multicultural Teacher Efficacy - Best Practices and Results - Oriented Teacher Programs

Straight Talk about School Reform From a School - University Partnership

Preparing Globally Competent Citizens - "What? So What? Now What?" WTHR-TV 13 Employment Opportunity Fair Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom Time: 12:00PM – 5:00PM Dress Code: Business Attire Sponsors: WTHR-TV 13 and Markey’s Rental and Staging WTHR-TV 13 Employment Opportunity Fair Workshops- “It’s Your Life!” presented by Eli Lilly & Company Cost: Free for Job Seekers Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 105 Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM Dress Code: Business Workshop Topics:

Marketing Your Skills: James Rogers, IRS

How to prepare for an interview: Diane Smith, WGU

How to use Social Media in your job search: Rita Light, WorkOne

How to Explain Your Work History: Patricia Lovett, Express Scripts

What Employers look for in a Resume: Indy SHRM *Business Attire Preferred* Sponsors: WTHR-TV 13, Eli Lilly and Company, and Markey’s Rental and Staging

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WTHR-TV 13 Employment Opportunity Fair Employer Networking Session- “Employ Indy/Business Solutions” Cost: Free for Employment Opportunity Fair Employers Location: Indiana Convention Center, Room 106 Time: 9:00AM-11:00AM Presenter: Scott Arant, WorkOne & Eugene Anderson, WorkOne Dress Code: Business The Cultural Arts Pavilion Presented by BMO Harris Bank (CAP) kicks off with its Opening Reception. CAP attractions are open to the public starting Friday, July 20, 2013.

Cultural Arts Pavilion Opening Reception Presented by BMO Harris Bank Features: Negro Leagues Baseball Museum: Times, Teams, & Talent Traveling Exhibit and the Fort Wayne Museum of Art’s exhibit AFROS: “A Celebration of Natural Hair” by Michael July Time: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Cost: Invitation Only Location: Indiana Convention Center, Wabash Corridor Partners: Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Indiana State Museum, Herron School of Art & Design, Harrison Center for the Arts, Indiana African American Genealogy Group, Indiana Historical Society, Freetown Village, Crispus Attucks Museum, Eiteljorg Museum, Madame Walker Theatre Center, Asante Children’s Theatre Sponsors: BMO Harris Bank, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Allen Whitehall Clowes Charitable Foundation, Arthur Jordan Foundation, Citizens Energy Group and Markey’s Rental & Staging Cultural Arts Gallery: IMA The Indianapolis Museum of Art will highlight its permanent collection and promote the Matisse: A Life in Color. Indiana Historical Society Since 1830, the Society has been Indiana's Storyteller, connecting people to the past by collecting, preserving, interpreting, and disseminating the state's history. Featuring Healing Bodies, Changing Minds, IHS tells the story of Dr. Harvey Middleton, one of Indianapolis’ pioneering African American physicians, part of a larger exhibition currently on display at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center.

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Indiana State Museum This riveting exhibition draws from individual accounts, images and artifacts collected by the To Stir Up the Conscience: The Civil Rights Movement in Indiana effort, a yearlong project of the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites. Learn about Hoosiers who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how their involvement helped set off a train of events the movement had never before witnessed. Harrison Center of the Arts Cultural Icon paintings from Herron High School Summer Academe students and art by Harrison Center artist, Quincy Owens. Locomotion: Filmmaker’s Forum Locomotion is a forum designed to foster and develop the filmmaking community of Indianapolis and is for local and aspiring filmmakers, cinematographers and actors. The event will include keynote speaker Darryl Pitts – television and film director, writer, producer and filmmaker of Reel Black Love (www.reelblacklove.com). There will also be smaller group sessions facilitated by experts on various topics in the filmmaking industry including acting, equipment and sound, and legal considerations. Featured Speaker: Darryl Pitts, producer of “Reel Black Love” (www.reelblacklove.com) Time: 7:00 PM -9:00 PM Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 126 and 127 Partners: Indiana Arts Commission, Big Car, Old Soul Entertainment, Mosaic INShape Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair Opening Reception Featured Guest: Chef Timothy Moore Time: 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Opening Reception Cost: Invitation Only Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 109 & 110 Sponsors Indiana State Department of Health and Indiana Family & Social Services Administration

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INShape Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair Seniors Night Theme: “Good Health for All Generations” Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM Cost: Free for Seniors Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall D Sponsors: Indiana State Department of Health and Indiana Family & Social Services Administration

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Friday, July 19

Consumer Exhibits Open: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM Retail Zone Sponsor: Macy’s Corporate Zone Sponsor: Novo Nordisk Family Fun Zone Sponsor: Indiana University IBE Youth Leadership Summit (YLS) Presented by Purdue University – Day 1 This event is for student leaders who want to see and affect change in their community. Network with and learn from youth statewide. Experience a fun and interactive introduction to Purdue University. Three days and two nights of education, leadership and fun! Theme: Growing Global Leaders Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM Cost: Friday (day only) $15; Friday & Saturday (day only) $30; Full weekend $200 (Pre-registration and chaperone required) Location: Hyatt Regency Downtown Sponsors: Purdue University, UPS, Indiana Family & Social Services Administration Pacers Sports & Entertainment Corporate Luncheon Presented by Hoosier Lottery & State Farm Awardees: Billy Dee Williams (Living Legend Award), Tisha Campbell-Martin (Screen Image Award), The O’Jays (Lifetime Achievement Award), Spike Lee (Outstanding Achievement Award), Pastor Jeffrey A. Johnson Sr. (Excellence Award) Time: 11:00 AM Program Begins (10:30 AM doors open) Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall J&K Cost: Tickets $60 | Table $600 Sponsors: Pacers Sports & Entertainment, Hoosier Lottery, State Farm, NIPSCO, Eli Lilly and Company, FedEx, Indianapolis Power & Light, CVS Pharmacy, Indianapolis Recorder, Indiana University, Comcast, Ice Miller LLP, Behavior Analysis Center for Autism, and Vincennes University Children’s Day presented by Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield To kick off the opening of the Family Fun Zone presented by Indiana University, there will be a day for children ages 4-11! Indiana Convention Center Hall B awaits the sounds of children laughing and positive interaction! This year’s attendees will find both exciting and educational experiences for both children and parents. Featuring: Cummins Inc. LEGO® Engine Replica, Pacers Fan Van, Colts PLAY60, Marion County Public Library Bookmobile

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Time: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Cost: Free Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall B Sponsors: Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield and Indiana University Family Fun Zone Presented by Indiana University: Keep It Mov’n We welcome and invite you to bring your children and let them take an exciting adventure of fun and learning in the Family Fun Zone. Special Attractions: Pacers Fan Van, Colts PLAY60 Obstacle Course, Marion County Public Library Bookmobile, St. Florian Center, dancers, performing artists, face painting and more. Time: 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall B Sponsor: Indiana University & Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Phelco Technologies’ Tech Street Powered by Duke Energy Tech Street offers an interactive environment for all featuring the Game Stop gaming stations with gaming tournaments, the Dell network station for surfing the net, the Indiana First robotics arena with demonstrations by high school built robots, alternative driving options with Duke Energy, and entertainment by the Tech Street DJ. Time: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall A Sponsors: Phelco Technologies, Inc., Game Stop, Duke Energy, Dell, and Indiana First Cultural Arts Pavilion Presented by BMO Harris Bank A three-day exhibition that showcases the collaborative works of Indianapolis arts institutions, the Artists and Authors Market which provides a venue for emerging and professional fine artists and published authors to sell original works and engage with audiences, and our interactive activities which feature interactive projects that excite, engage and entertain audiences. Features: Negro Leagues Baseball Museum: Times, Teams, & Talent Traveling Exhibit and the Fort Wayne Museum of Art’s exhibit AFROS: “A Celebration of Natural Hair” by Michael July Time: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission

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Partners: Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Indiana State Museum, Herron School of Art & Design, Harrison Center for the Arts, Indiana African American Genealogy Group, Indiana Historical Society, Freetown Village, Crispus Attucks Museum, Eiteljorg Museum, Madame Walker Theatre Center, Asante Children’s Theatre Sponsors: BMO Harris Bank, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Allen Whitehall Clowes Charitable Foundation, Arthur Jordan Foundation, Citizens Energy Group, and Markey’s Rental & Staging Cultural Arts Gallery: IMA The Indianapolis Museum of Art will highlight its permanent collection and promote the Matisse: A Life in Color. Indiana Historical Society Since 1830, the Society has been Indiana's Storyteller, connecting people to the past by collecting, preserving, interpreting, and disseminating the state's history. Featuring Healing Bodies, Changing Minds, IHS tells the story of Dr. Harvey Middleton, one of Indianapolis’ pioneering African American physicians, part of a larger exhibition currently on display at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center. Indiana State Museum This riveting exhibition draws from individual accounts, images and artifacts collected by the To Stir Up the Conscience: The Civil Rights Movement in Indiana effort, a yearlong project of the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites. Learn about Hoosiers who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how their involvement helped set off a train of events the movement had never before witnessed. Harrison Center of the Arts Cultural Icon paintings from Herron High School Summer Academe students and art by Harrison Center artist, Quincy Owens. Artists and Author’s Market The Artists and Author’s Market provides a venue for select emerging and professional fine artists and published authors to sell original works in a variety of media. Artists and authors are available on-site to share their experiences and projects with Summer Celebration guests. The Artist’s & Author’s Market raises the visibility of African-American arts & culture. 28th Annual INShape Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair Receive more than $1,000.00 worth of free Health Screenings, Free Health Education and Information.

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Theme: “Good Health for All Generations” Time: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall D Sponsor: Indiana State Department of Health Elected & Appointed Officials Reception The Elected and Appointed Officials Reception recognizes African American Elected and Appointed Officials from across the State of Indiana. Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Cost: Free: Invitation Only Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 101 & 102 Sponsors: AT&T, Key Bank, Indiana State University, Crown Hill Cemetery & Funeral Home, Faegre Baker Daniels LLP, Indianapolis Airport Authority, IndGOP Music Heritage Festival I (Outdoor Concert) Featuring: The O’Jays and Midnight Star Time: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM Cost: Free/VIP Wristband $40 Location: American Legion Mall, 700 N. Pennsylvania Street

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Saturday, July 20

Consumer Exhibits Open 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM Retail Zone Sponsor: Macy’s Corporate Zone Sponsor: Novo Nordisk Family Fun Zone Sponsor: Indiana University Interactive Lifestyle Stage The new interactive stage will feature celebrity guests, certified lifestyle and relationship coaches and experts that will conduct cooking, beauty, style and fitness demonstrations and provide relationship tips and advice to exhibition hall attendees. Featured Guests: Actress Tisha Campell-Smith, Sheree Fletcher & Andrea Kelly from VH1 reality show “Hollywood Exes”; Celebrity Chef Nikki Shaw, Certified Life Coach Charles Johnson, author of How to Find the Right One and Make it Last; Renee Mathews with Fit with Renee and many others. Time: Saturday 12pm-8pm & Sunday 12pm-6pm Cost: Included in exhibition admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall F Sponsors: Managed Health Services and Heart Health Indiana United Way of Central Indiana Diversity Volunteer Recognition Breakfast Theme: Theme: Celebrating the Jewels in the Community Emcee: Steve Jefferson, WTHR-Channel 13 Tickets: uwci.org/diversityawards Guest Speakers: Cathy Cabello, Jerry Harkness and David T. Wong, Ph.D. Cost: Invitation Only Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom Partners: Indiana Black Expo, Inc., LaPlaza and Asian American Alliance, Inc. Sponsors: Citizens Energy Group, Eli Lilly & Company, WTHR- Channel 13, and Accenture IU Jazz Alumni Brunch Time: 10:30am - 1:00pm Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 101 and102 Sponsor: Indiana University

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IBE Youth Leadership Summit (YLS) Presented by Purdue University – Day 2 This event is for student leaders who want to see and affect change in their community. Network with and learn from youth statewide. Experience a fun and interactive introduction to Purdue University. Three days and 2 nights of education, leadership and fun! Theme: Growing Global Leaders Time: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM Cost: Friday & Saturday (day only) $30; Full weekend $200 (Pre-registration and chaperone required) Location: Hyatt Regency Downtown Sponsors: Purdue University, UPS, Indiana Family & Social Services Administration Family Fun Zone Presented by Indiana University We welcome and invite you to bring your children and let them take an exciting adventure in the Family Fun Zone. Special Attractions: Pacers Fan Van, Colts PLAY60 Obstacle Course, Marion County Public Library Bookmobile, St. Florian Center, dancers, performing artists, face painters and more. Time: Exhibit Hall Hours Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall B Sponsors: Indiana University & Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Phelco Technologies’ Tech Street Powered by Duke Energy Tech Street offers an interactive environment for all with the Game Stop gaming stations with gaming tournaments, the Dell network station for surfing the net, the Indiana First robotics arena will demonstrate high school built robots, learn about alternative driving options with Duke Energy, and you will be entertained by the Tech Street DJ. Time: Exhibit Hall Hours Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall A Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Sponsors: Phelco Technologies, Inc., Duke Energy, Dell, Game Stop, and Indiana First IU Ice Cream Social "For Prospective Students and Their Families" Time: 1:00pm - 3:00pm Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 109 and 110 Sponsor: Indiana University

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Motorcycle Ride and Park on Georgia Street Staging for the ride begins at 11 am at the northwest end of Lafayette Square Mall. Limited to the first 600 motorcycles. Portion of the proceeds benefit the Fallen Bikers Fund. Time: 11 AM: Kickstands up at 12 Noon Cost: $20 (includes ride, parking on Georgia Street, admission to the Exhibit Hall) Cultural Arts Pavilion Presented by BMO Harris Bank A three-day exhibition that showcases the works of a collaboration of Indianapolis arts institutions; the Artists and Authors Market which provides a venue for emerging and professional fine artists and published authors to sell original works and engage with audiences; and our interactive activities which feature Freetown Village, Asante Children’s Theatre and other partner interactive projects that excite, engage and entertain audiences. Features: Negro Leagues Baseball Museum: Times, Teams, & Talent Traveling Exhibit and Fort Wayne Museum of Art’s AFROS: “A Celebration of Natural Hair” by Michael July Time: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Partners: Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Indiana State Museum, Herron School of Art & Design, Harrison Center for the Arts, Indiana African American Genealogy Group, Indiana Historical Society, Freetown Village, Crispus Attucks Museum, Eiteljorg Museum, Madame Walker Theatre Center Sponsors: BMO Harris Bank, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Citizens Energy Group, Allen Whitehall Clowes Charitable Foundation, Arthur Jordan Foundation, and Markey’s Rental & Staging Autism: It’s Time to Listen Autism is the fastest growing developmental disability in the United States. It is more common in children than cancer, diabetes, Down Syndrome, and AIDS combined. Studies show there are clear racial disparities in healthcare and special education between African American and Hispanic children with autism and Caucasian children with autism. When it comes to the diagnosis and treatment of autism, several studies found some real roadblocks for minorities. Come participate in a panel discussion and learn more about autism, the diagnosis, resources and your rights. Part 1-Film Showing: Colored My Mind: The Diagnosis In this powerful Short Docu-feature, four mom warriors, including actress Tisha Campbell-Martin, are our guides as we explore the overlooked world of autism, in particular in the Black and Brown communities. Through these ladies, we uncover the truths about why some Black and Brown children are not receiving the same medical diagnosis or are being misdiagnosed. And through their stories, the narratives explore sadness, strength, joy and the ultimate hope that binds us all to fight for a better tomorrow.

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Time: 2pm Cost: Included in exhibition admission Location: Indiana Convention Center Part 2- Panel Discussion Featured Panelists: Tisha Campbell-Martin, actress and autism activist; LaDonna Hughley (wife of D.L. Hughley); Shannon King Nash, attorney and producer; Donna Hunter, educator; Pastor Terrance Bridges, Youth Pastor of Eastern Star Church; Jamal Smith, Commissioner of the Indiana Civil Rights Commission; Kristian Little, moderator and autism activist; Dr. Carl Sundberg, founder of Behavior Analysis Center for Autism Time: Directly following the showing of Colored My Mind: The Diagnosis Sponsor: Behavioral Analysis Center for Autism Cultural Arts Gallery: IMA The Indianapolis Museum of Art will highlight its permanent collection and promote the Matisse: A Life in Color. Indiana Historical Society Since 1830, the Society has been Indiana's Storyteller, connecting people to the past by collecting, preserving, interpreting, and disseminating the state's history. Featuring Healing Bodies, Changing Minds, IHS tells the story of Dr. Harvey Middleton, one of Indianapolis’ pioneering African American physicians, part of a larger exhibition currently on display at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center. Indiana State Museum This riveting exhibition draws from individual accounts, images and artifacts collected by the To Stir Up the Conscience: The Civil Rights Movement in Indiana effort, a yearlong project of the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites. Learn about Hoosiers who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how their involvement helped set off a train of events the movement had never before witnessed. Harrison Center of the Arts Cultural Icon paintings from Herron High School Summer Academe students and art by Harrison Center artist, Quincy Owens. Artists and Author’s Market

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The Artists and Author’s Market provides a venue for select emerging and professional fine artists and published authors to sell original works in a variety of media. Artists and authors are available on-site to share their experiences and projects with Summer Celebration guests. The Artist’s & Author’s Market raises the visibility of African-American arts & culture. Featured Reading – 3:30 PM: Featured Reading: My Brother Doesn’t Want to Play written by Actress Tisha Campbell-Martin. A heartwarming story about a mother who teaches love, patience and understanding to her youngest child whose older sibling is autistic. The story is based on Tisha's son who was diagnosed with autism at 18 months. "My Brother Doesn't Want To Play," is a book for ALL children, not only those who may have a family member who has autism. It is a tool for adults to help typical children look past what they see and find a deeper understanding and tolerance for people who are different. 28th Annual INShape Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair Receive more than $1,000.00 worth of free Health Screenings, Free Health Education and Information. Theme: “Good Health for All Generations” Time: Exhibit Hall Hours Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall D Sponsor: Indiana State Department of Health Amateur Boxing Featuring: Dual competition between top amateur boxers from Indiana and Ohio. The dual competition will bring boxers from all weight classes. Sanctioned By: Sarge Johnson’s Boxing Club. Host: Anthony Simms Jr., the youngest medalist ever of USA Boxing, 178 pound weight class Time: 2 pm Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall G Sponsor: Hardee’s “Real Talk” Teen Forum Local youth will explore ways in which they identify and show pride within their communities, as well as how today’s decisions can impact their future life choices and chances. While engaging in meaningful discussions with panelists which include public figures, celebrities and other youths, they will ultimately discover positive ways to “rep their hoods” and recognize the interconnection of all communities.

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Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Rooms 126-127 Partner: KI EcoCenter: Community Empowerment Through Self-Mastery Sponsors: Indiana University and 100 Black Men of Indianapolis IBE Slam Dunk Contest Presented by Novo Nordisk Time: 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall A Sponsor: Novo Nordisk Amp Harris & Reggie Wayne “Saving Our Youth” Celebrity Basketball Game Live Appearances By: Wesley Jonathon, Flex Alexander, Lil JJ, Lil J, Robert Mathis, Gary Brackett, Antoine Bethea, Pastor Jeffrey Johnson, Reggie Wayne, Vick Ballard, Deion Branch, Antoine Tanner, Bonzi Wells, TY Hilton, Pat the Rock, Willy Taylor, Roosevelt Colvin, Anthony Sims Jr, Porter Maberry Time: 6:00 PM, Post-Game Performance Immediately Following Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall A Sponsors: Indiana University and Novo Nordisk IBE Music Heritage Festival II (Indoor Concert) Featuring: Jill Scott, Whodini Time: 8:00 PM Cost: $30, $40, $60 Location: Bankers Life Fieldhouse, 125 South Pennsylvania Street All White Affair “The Official After Party” Performances by: DJ Kid Capri & Kevon Edmonds from After 7 Host: Tisha Campbell-Martin Time: 8:00 PM – 2:00 AM Cost: $25 Location: Indiana Convention Center, Sagamore Ballroom

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Sunday, July 21

Consumer Exhibits Open 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM Retail Zone Sponsor: Macy’s Corporate Zone Sponsor: Novo Nordisk Family Fun Zone Sponsor: Indiana University IBE Youth Leadership Summit (YLS) Presented by Purdue University – Day 3 This event is for student leaders who want to see and affect change in their community. Network with and learn from youth statewide. Experience a fun and interactive introduction to Purdue University. Three days and 2 nights of education, leadership and fun! Theme: Growing Global Leaders Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM Cost: Full weekend $200 (Pre-registration and chaperone required: register here) Location: Hyatt Regency Downtown Sponsors: Purdue University, UPS, Indiana Family & Social Services Administration Family Fun Zone Presented by Indiana University We welcome and invite you to bring your children and let them take an exciting adventure in the Family Fun Zone. Special Attractions: Pacers Fan Van, Colts PLAY60 Obstacle Course, Marion County Public Library Bookmobile, St. Florian Center and dancers and performing artists. Time: Noon - 6:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center Sponsors: Indiana University and Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Fashion Show Presented by Macy’s “Fashion Here & Now” Featuring: Macy’s giveaways and raffles Time: 3:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, 500 Ballroom Designers: Nikki Blaine, Marion County Kings, So Anxious clothing, My Stylistic

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Sponsor: Macy’s Phelco Technologies’ Tech Street Powered by Duke Energy Tech Street offers an interactive environment for all with the Game Stop gaming stations with gaming tournaments, the Dell network station for surfing the net, the Indiana First robotics arena will demonstrate high school built robots, learn about alternative driving options with Duke Energy, and you will be entertained by the Tech Street DJ. Time: Noon – 6:00 PM Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall A Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Sponsors: Phelco Technologies, Inc., Duke Energy, Dell, Game Stop, and Indiana First Cultural Arts Pavilion Presented by BMO Harris Bank A three-day exhibition that showcases the works of a collaboration of Indianapolis arts institutions; the Artists and Authors Market which provides a venue for emerging and professional fine artists and published authors to sell original works and engage with audiences; and our interactive activities which feature interactive projects that excite, engage and entertain audiences. Features: Negro Leagues Baseball Museum: Times, Teams, & Talent Traveling Exhibit and Fort Wayne Museum of Art’s AFROS: “A Celebration of Natural Hair” by Michael July Time: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Partners: Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Indiana State Museum, Herron School of Art & Design, Harrison Center for the Arts, Indiana African American Genealogy Group, Indiana Historical Society, Freetown Village, Crispus Attucks Museum, Eiteljorg Museum, Madame Walker Theatre Center Sponsors: BMO Harris Bank, Indianapolis Museum of Art, Citizens Energy Group, Allen Whitehall Clowes Charitable Foundation, Arthur Jordan Foundation, and Markey’s Rental & Staging Cultural Arts Gallery: IMA The Indianapolis Museum of Art will highlight its permanent collection and promote the Matisse: A Life in Color. Indiana Historical Society Since 1830, the Society has been Indiana's Storyteller, connecting people to the past by collecting, preserving, interpreting, and disseminating the state's history. Featuring Healing Bodies, Changing Minds, IHS tells the story of

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Dr. Harvey Middleton, one of Indianapolis’ pioneering African American physicians, part of a larger exhibition currently on display at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center. Indiana State Museum This riveting exhibition draws from individual accounts, images and artifacts collected by the To Stir Up the Conscience: The Civil Rights Movement in Indiana effort, a yearlong project of the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites. Learn about Hoosiers who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and how their involvement helped set off a train of events the movement had never before witnessed. Harrison Center of the Arts Cultural Icon paintings from Herron High School Summer Academe students and art by Harrison Center artist, Quincy Owens. Artists and Author’s Market The Artists and Author’s Market provides a venue for select emerging and professional fine artists and published authors to sell original works in a variety of media. Artists and authors are available on-site to share their experiences and projects with Summer Celebration guests. The Artist’s & Author’s Market raises the visibility of African-American arts & culture. 28th Annual INShape Indiana Black & Minority Health Fair Enjoy more than $1,000.00 worth of free health screenings, health education and information. Theme: “Good Health for All Generations” Time: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM Cost: Included in exhibition hall admission Location: Indiana Convention Center, Hall D Sponsors: Indiana State Department of Health Additional Weekend Events Auntie Mame’s Child Development (Daycare) Open only Saturday, July 20, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM Locations: Room 116 &117 Cost: Free (2 hour max per child) IBE Store: Hall E

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Exhibition Hall Hours Friday, July 20: Noon – 8:00 PM Saturday, July 21: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM Sunday, July 22: Noon – 6:00 PM