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February 1-28 | Viewable during business hours & on Sundays| North Indy - Narthex

The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana (FHCCI), in partnership with St. Luke’s in Indianapolis, is hosting Unwelcomed: A Fair Housing History of Sales & Lending Discrimination, an interactive exhibit, from February 1-28. The exhibit will educate participants on the systemic barriers that have impacted today’s neighborhoods through redlining, racial covenants, steering, neighborhood intimidation, and other forms of housing discrimination. Modern-day forms of housing discrimination in sales and lending will also be highlighted. The exhibit is located in the Narthex on the first floor St. Luke’s North Indy Campus. It may be viewed during its normal operating hours and/or Sunday mornings. The exhibit is funded through support by First Merchants Bank.

The St. Luke’s Dream Keepers Panel was developed in 2020 out of St. Luke’s commitment to becoming an anti-racist church and to supporting and expanding diversity of color within our congregation. The Dream Keepers Panel seeks to provide a space for people of color to share perspectives on how they see the dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. being lived out in our community today. It also offers an opportunity for St. Luke’s white community to deepen their understanding of the lived reality of their neighbors of color.