Hoosier Community Coalition
Fighting for justice, equity, and democracy in Indiana
Building a Movement for Justice
The Hoosier Community Coalition stands at the forefront of Indiana's fight for social justice, civil rights, and democratic values. We believe that when communities organize together, we can create lasting change that benefits everyone.
Joining the No Kings Protest Movement
"Democracy means that no one person, no matter how wealthy or powerful, should be above the law. We reject authoritarianism in all its forms and stand together for a government that serves all people, not just the privileged few."
The No Kings Protest movement was a sweeping set of protests that allowed (etc)
No Kings: A Call to Action
The No Kings movement represented our fundamental belief that democracy requires active participation from every citizen. We reject the notion that any individual, regardless of wealth or political position, should wield unchecked power over our communities. The Hoosier Community Coalition intends to continue supporting that.
Our Demands:
- Transparent and accountable governance
- Protection of voting rights for all citizens
- Economic justice and fair taxation
- Civil rights protections for marginalized communities
- Environmental justice and sustainable policies
How You Can Get Involved:
- Attend our monthly organizing meetings
- Join peaceful demonstrations and rallies
- Contact your representatives about key legislation
- Volunteer for voter registration drives
- Support community education initiatives
Together, we can build a democracy that truly serves the people.
Why Join the Hoosier Community Coalition?
The HCC is more than an organization – we're a family of advocates, organizers, and community members who believe in the power of collective action. When you join us, you become part of a movement that has successfully:
- Advocated for criminal justice reform that has reduced incarceration rates and improved rehabilitation programs
- Expanded voting access through registration drives and polling place advocacy
- Fought housing discrimination and helped families secure safe, affordable homes
- Promoted workplace equity through DEI training and policy advocacy
- Supported immigrant communities with legal aid and citizenship resources
Community in Action
Our Movement in Pictures
We are happy to make our words reality! Join us in tabling, letter writing, and protesting against the encroachment of hostile politics in Indiana.
Take Action Today
Ready to Make a Difference?
The time for action is now. Our democracy faces unprecedented challenges, and we need every voice in this fight. Whether you're a seasoned activist or new to organizing, there's a place for you in the HCC.
Three Ways to Get Started:
- Attend Our Next Meeting - Details?
- Sign Up for Action Alerts - GroupME?
- Volunteer Your Skills - Stuff like this page?
Upcoming Actions
June 25, 2025 - Voting on Mission Statement
In the groupme
Discuss what we stand for
June 25, 2025 - Something or other
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM at idk
Fun things!
Our Vision for Indiana
We envision an Indiana where every person has the opportunity to thrive, regardless of their background, identity, or economic status. This means:
- Economic justice where working families can afford housing, healthcare, and education
- Racial equity where communities of color have equal access to opportunities and justice
- Environmental protection that prioritizes community health over corporate profits
- Democratic participation where every eligible citizen can vote and have their voice heard
- Civil rights that are protected and expanded for all people
Connect With Us
Join the Movement
Follow Our No Kings Campaign:
- Facebook: @HoosierCC
- Twitter: @HooserCommunity
- Instagram: @HoosierCoalition
Emergency Action Network
Join our rapid response network to receive urgent action alerts when democracy is under threat. The link is here: Test Linkj
The Hoosier Community Coalition is a coalition formed of faculty, students, and community members dedicated to advancing social justice, civil rights, and democratic values throughout Indiana. Our work is funded by community donations and grants from organizations that share our commitment to equity and justice.