The Indianapolis Public Library

Cause Area

  • Arts & Culture
  • Children & Youth
  • Community
  • Education & Literacy

Location

2450 North Meridian StreetIndianapolis, IN 46208 United States

Organization Information

Mission Statement

IndyPL Mission: The Indianapolis Public Library enriches everyone and strengthens communities by inspiring lifelong learning. IndyPL Vision: To be a center of knowledge, community life, and innovation for everyone in Indianapolis.

Description

The Library's Values

Racial Equity - "Leading with Race by Being Race Explicit, Not Race Exclusive"
Prioritizing the impact of race and intersectional identities that impact the lived experiences of the community and staff such that one’s identity can no longer be used as a predictor of how one fares

Adaptability - "Ready for Progress"
Being proactive, nimble, and innovative, with the flexibility to anticipate and respond to change quickly and positively

Communication - "Listening and Sharing"
Listening actively and ensuring an equitable and timely flow of information to and from patrons and colleagues that is clear, consistent, honest, open, and respectful

Diversity - "Embracing Uniqueness"
Recognizing and valuing all how people differ, both seen and unseen while embracing all the characteristics that make one individual or group different from or the same as another

Inclusiveness - "Acknowledging and Addressing Biases"
Fostering an environment, collection, and services where everyone is treated fairly and where all are valued

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