Homeward Indy brings you the heart-felt stories of the people who work to end homelessness in Indianapolis. Conversations about who they are, how they got started, what keeps them going and what they have learned. From case managers and data experts to program managers and board members, this is the Indianapolis Continuum of Care- a body of organizations and individuals working to bring everyone in our city home.

Homeward Indy
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Podcast Overview
Homeward Indy brings you the heart-felt stories of the people who work to end homelessness in Indianapolis. Conversations about who they are, how they got started, what keeps them going and what they have learned. From case managers and data experts to program managers and board members, this is the Indianapolis Continuum of Care- a body of organizations and individuals working to bring everyone in our city home.
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Publishing Since
2/1/2023
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Recent Episodes

December 3, 2024
Episode 36 - Nancy’s Homeward Story: “Don’t give up hope.”
Nancy shares her powerful story of homelessness in Indianapolis, highlighting the importance of perseverance in the face of systemic failures and personal struggles.

October 11, 2024
Episode 35 - Changing the Narrative: Elliot Zans and Abe Roll on The State of Homelessness in Indianapolis
Is housing the key to help us build a more equitable society? In this episode of Homeward Indy you’ll gain critical insights into the state of homelessness in Indianapolis, directly from some of experts who are driving change. We're joined by Elliot Zans and Abe Roll from CHIP, the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention, who share the motivations behind the first-ever State of Homelessness event that took place in June. This event aims to educate city and county officials, sta...

August 5, 2024
Episode 34 -From Survival to Advocacy: Tracy Clark and Erica Young on Combating Domestic Violence in Indiana
<p>How does someone transition from being a survivor of domestic violence to becoming an advocate for others? Tracy Clark, Director of Supportive Services at Coburn Place, shares her powerful journey in this episode. Joined by Erica Young, Housing Program Coordinator with the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICADV), they provide an unflinching look at the escalating domestic violence crisis in Indiana. Tracy and Erica discuss their roles in providing critical support and housing for survivors, stressing the urgent need for more resources and the collaborative efforts required to address this overwhelming issue.<br/><br/>The COVID-19 pandemic has cast a harsh spotlight on the realities of domestic violence, compounding the dangers survivors face. We challenge misconceptions, like the simplistic notion that victims should easily leave their abusers, and emphasize the importance of safe, stable, and affordable housing. Personal anecdotes and professional insights reveal the multifaceted challenges survivors encounter, from financial instability to the fear of losing their children. This episode underscores the necessity of empathy and unconditional support for those attempting to rebuild their lives.<br/><br/>Finally, we delve into the legal protections for survivors, such as those under the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and Indiana-specific measures like eviction expungement clinics. Erica Young explains her work in policy development and technical assistance to better protect and support survivors. We also touch on generational trauma and the ‘two-gen’ (two generational) approach, highlighting programs that aim to break the cycle of abuse. Learn how community efforts, like local events and educational support, can make a significant impact. Tune in to understand how you can contribute to creating a safer environment for victims of domestic violence.</p>
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