November Issue #19
The Indy Far East Magazine “November 2023 edition” features inspiring stories of community leaders, initiatives, and developments in the Far Eastside, with a focus on positive change and overcoming challenges. The cover story highlights David Girton’s journey from the streets of Indianapolis to Wall Street success, showcasing his efforts in founding the Indiana Project to support minorities in finance.
This month includes a conversation with State Representative Mitch Gore, delving into his vision for the Far Eastside, focusing on safety, infrastructure improvements, economic development, and public education. Other features include the 25-year celebration of the Center of Hope for victims of violence and abuse, IndyGo’s public meetings for the Blue Line bus rapid transit route, and the opening of a new co-working space by P30.
In November we also covers various ‘Game Changers’, such as Laurin Embry’s advocacy for housing rights, Samantha Douglas’s leadership in the Far Eastside Community Council, Westminster Neighborhood Services’ holiday support program, and a partnership between KG’s Kids and MSD of Warren Township for literacy support.
Our other articles focus on sustainable holiday practices, Eskenazi Health’s open enrollment assistance for health insurance, and stress management tips for the holiday season. The magazine celebrates the accomplishments of students like Veronica Lugo, a scholar-athlete excelling in sports and academics, and acknowledges Rachel Haynes for her teaching excellence.
This edition is a compelling showcase of community resilience, innovative projects, and individuals dedicated to making a difference in the Far Eastside.
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I am so happy and encouraged to see the neighborhood where I grew into an adult reinventing itself after years of neglect by the city. I graduated from Howe HS in 1966, and was so sad to see it close. I hope the current economic trend continues until once again, Irvington is thriving and a good place to work and learn. I was a child in the Marion County Children’s Guardians Home on University. I now live in Encinitas, CA, but have some stories to tell about my days at the Home. I’m a writer, artist, actor, theatre director and enjoy working with kids.