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Say hello to #1828Project Leader, Amelia Lynas! 👋 Amelia is a proud graduate of Noblesville High School and Ball State University. After attending and graduating college during the pandemic, Amelia doubled down on her commitment to building a rich, meaningful life in Indianapolis. By just her mid-twenties, she is thriving in her career as a marketing manager and builds community through serving clients, leading colleagues, and engaging with all the culture Indianapolis has to offer. Outside of work, Amelia is quick to try a new coffee shop and loves to explore Indy’s parks, trails, and greenways. She is the oldest of four and loves listening to live music with family and friends. 🌳🎶

Reminiscing over an unforgettable IndyVolved! 🎉 Thanks again to everyone who came out to celebrate, connect, and make an impact. Can’t wait to do it all again next year! 📸 Brandon Wright

Meet #1828Project Leader, Alyssa Chavez. Alyssa is a home-grown Hoosier and the Community Outreach and Impact Coordinator for Indiana Sports Corp. Within this role, Alyssa focuses on all impact programming that occurs in conjunction with the various events that ISC brings to the city. This role combines three things that she loves: Sports, Community, and Indianapolis. Alyssa was an out of state college athlete for 5 years in St. Louis, MO and Washington D.C. She moved back to Indianapolis in 2023 and got a newfound appreciation for Indy and all it has to offer. In her free time, Alyssa enjoys reading, watching movies, and going on runs while listening to audiobooks! She also values quality time spent with family and friends.

We believe that Indy’s young leaders have ideas ready to implement now, not in ten years. As we envision the future of our city, we’re excited to introduce a new cohort of talented leaders who are using their skills and experiences to #ShapeOurCity for generations ahead. Join us in welcoming Class XIV of The 1828 Leadership Project, presented by Citizens Energy Group!

IndyVolved is tomorrow! Here’s all you need to know for an amazing experience. Haven’t registered yet? There’s still time to join us and over 100 civic organizations: https://lnkd.in/gZu5x9Sr

It's IndyVolved week, presented by AES Indiana! Join us this Thursday at our new venue, the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center to connect with over 100 civic organizations, enjoy exciting activations, meet new friends, and more. Plus, thanks to KeyBank, parking is free and abundant! Don’t wait—get your tickets today: https://lnkd.in/gZu5x9Sr See you there!

Are you registered to vote in Indiana? The deadline to register is October 7—less than a month away! Take a moment to check your status or get registered by visiting https://lnkd.in/eT4ZuSK. Once you're set, make your voice heard by voting in the general election on November 5! #ShapeOurCity

IndyVolved is the perfect place to meet fellow civic-minded young professionals and changemakers in our city! Explore 100+ exhibitors making a difference in Indianapolis, enjoy exciting activations, meet new friends and so much more at IndyVolved, presented by AES Indiana. We can’t wait to see you there on September 19 from 4:30-8PM at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center. 🎟️: https://lnkd.in/gZu5x9Sr

Just two weeks until we get IndyVolved together! Join us and over 100 community organizations at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center on September 19 for Indy’s biggest volunteer fair, presented by AES Indiana. Find your civic match, enjoy activities like a silent disco, cornhole tournaments, custom t-shirt printing, and more—all while connecting with other civic-minded young professionals. Don’t wait, secure your free ticket today: https://lnkd.in/gZu5x9Sr

Chreece, Indianapolis’ Hip-Hop Festival, is this Saturday! Before the festivities begin, discover how young professional Jane Sun Kim shifted her career path from aspiring doctor to photographer for Chreece and beyond. Now serving as the festival’s director, she is passionately pursuing her artistic dreams and working to elevate hip-hop culture in the city! Story by Mirror Indy.