In the latest episode of the GANGGANG video series, Mirror Indy’s Ariana Beedie chats with singer D’yshe
Author Archives: Ariana Beedie
Alma Mater: University of Southern Indiana
I'm a writer, curator and community connector. My passion for community storytelling combined with an asset-based community development approach led me to co-create projects like Face A Face (FAF Collective), Hoy Polloy Art Gallery, WooGrl Fest, and more. My work is featured in AFROPUNK, Sixty Inches from Center, Indianapolis Contemporary, Indy Arts Council and WFYI.
When I'm not working I love to care for my plants, journal, obsess over vinyl and music samples and hang out with my amazing kid.
My role at Mirror Indy seems like it was written just for me. It's a dream come true to help create a news organization that focuses on community needs.
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REVERB: Finding identity through a collective sound
Mirror Indy’s Ariana Beedie chatted with Ray Hutchins, lead singer of The Palace
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REVERB: Being Black and feeling seen in rock and roll
Mirror Indy’s Ariana Beedie talks to Chicago blues guitarist Nathan Graham in new GANGGANG music series.
Posted inRaisin' These Kids
Pro tips for a fun family beach vacation
Ariana Beedie went to Michigan City and came back with ideas for impressing your kids.
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IndyGo spending under budget by almost $2 million
The Board of Directors discussed organizational updates and finances in their recent meeting.
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Silencing the critic known as ‘mom guilt’
I’ve learned I can’t do everything. I’ve learned to let go when it makes sense.
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Toddler songs to help contemplate life
“Let It Go” and “Surface Pressure” are on my mind.
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IPS parents form a council to fight legislation
The council wants to hold the board accountable and center parent voices.
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IMPD officers accused of harassment at recent complaint board meeting
The board reviewed two previous cases regarding officer misconduct and excessive force.
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Local education leaders share wins and updates on attendance and literacy
Representatives from Warren Township and The Mind Trust spoke to the City-County Council Education Committee.