Just a few days left until one of the best events of the year: Noble Evening in the Garden. With so much to enjoy there, it’s hard to pick just one reason so how about 23? That’s the number of restaurants and beverage companies offering tasty samples to attendees of Big Red Liquors’ Noble Evening … Read More »

We are pleased to announce that the silent auction for Friday evening’s Big Red Liquors Noble Evening in the Garden presented by The National Bank of Indianapolis is now live and bidding is open to anyone with access to a mobile phone! Qtego Auction Technology allows you to bid on items using your cell phone. … Read More »

People with disabilities have so many gifts to give and contributions to make. Our job is to help expand opportunities for them to do just that. One way we are doing so is with the unveiling of Noble’s new video celebrating about our mission and the people we serve. Through the lives of Brihanny, Walter … Read More »

Blog written by Andy Kearns Attending college is both costly and difficult. For students with disabilities, those difficulties can be exacerbated. However, assistance is available to help students of all abilities succeed in college. The Challenges The challenges of attending college for people with disabilities can be quite a bit different from the challenges of … Read More »

This morning, the Senate Committee on Public Policy will hear Senate Bill 12 on Bias Crimes in the Senate Chamber. For anyone who can go to the Statehouse tomorrow: Indiana Forward wants to get a short video of you sharing why the passage of a bias crimes law is important to you.  We will share … Read More »

from the editorial board at the Terre Haute Tribune-Star, 1-23-19 At a time when so many major and divisive issues have components related to race, bias, human rights and discrimination based on an individual’s characteristics, Indiana has an opportunity to make an important statement. As one of only five American states that currently do not … Read More »

excerpted from Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center blog During the winter months, many people feel tired, irritable, or a bit down. Most people only experience a mild version of the winter blues, while others experience a form of depression called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Both are caused by sensitivity to the lack of sunlight from … Read More »