Professor Elizabeth Kryder-Reid, team member of the Indy Toxic Heritage: Pollution, Place, and Power exhibit, invites you to view the exhibit at the Riverside Park Family Center through September 28th. There will also be a public conversation on Thursday, September 26th, 5-7pm with photographer Wildstyle Paschall and journalist Enrique Saenz. They will be sharing their work and talking about the power of storytelling to address the history of environmental harms. Click here to learn more about the event.
Indy Toxic Heritage: Pollution, Place and Power blends storytelling and historical research in an exhibit and public conversations that recognize environmental damage and advocacy for justice as part of Indianapolis’s citywide heritage. It is a collaborative project of Indiana University Indianapolis Museum Studies faculty and students, Indy Parks & Recreation, Kheprw Institute, and community-based scholar and activist Kay Hawthorne.
