An attendee speaks during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy

Mirror Indy hosted a Chat N Chew community discussion focused on housing March 24 at North United Methodist Church.

The event invited neighbors to talk honestly about what it’s like to live and rent in Indianapolis, through conversations with tenant advocate Laurin Embry and attorney Fran Quigley.

Mirror Indy’s regular Chat N Chews, hosted by community journalism director Ariana Beedie, invite neighbors to share what they want from local news and foster conversation around issues affecting Indy.

Join us at our next Chat N Chew.

Mirror Indy Chat N Chew

☀️ Noon-1:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 8
📍 The AMP at 16 Tech, 1220 Waterway Blvd.

Join us to talk about local news with community photojournalist Brett Phelps.

No registration — just show up!

From right, Mirror Indy community journalism director Ariana Beedie leads a panel discussion with Laurin Embry and Fran Quigley during a housing-focused Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
Laurin Embry speaks on a panel during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
People listen to panelists during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
An attendee speaks during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
Fran Quigley speaks on a panel during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
Zines share information on what to do if you get evicted, available during a Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
Mirror Indy reporter Mary Claire Molloy welcomes guests to a housing-focused Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
People listen to panelists during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
People listen to panelists during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
Laurin Embry speaks on a panel during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
Mirror Indy community journalism director Ariana Beedie talks to guests after a housing-focused Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
People listen to panelists during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
Mirror Indy reporter Tyler Fenwick welcomes guests to a housing-focused Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
Fran Quigley (left) speaks on a panel during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy
People listen to panelists during a housing-focused Mirror Indy Chat N Chew on March 24, 2026, at North United Methodist Church in Indianapolis. Credit: Jenna Watson/Mirror Indy

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Jenna Watson is art director for Mirror Indy. Contact her at jenna.watson@mirrorindy.org.

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