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KT White, Co-Founder of Allies for Humanity, continuing to carry community-rooted leadership into statewide spaces as a Class IX Fellow of the Mitch Daniels Leadership Foundation. We are honored to share that KT White, Co-Founder and Program Director of Allies for Humanity, has been selected as a Class IX Fellow with the Mitch Daniels Leadership Foundation (MDLF). This fellowship brings together leaders from across Indiana who are committed to strengthening their communities

If we can organize at this level to reach beyond our planet, what becomes possible if we bring that same energy home?

There are moments in history when the cracks in our systems become impossible to ignore. We are living in one of those moments. Across Indiana and beyond, new laws and policies are being introduced that make it harder to care for our unhoused neighbors, harder to meet people where they are, and easier to justify harm in the name of “order,” “recovery,” or “public safety.” These bills are not isolated. They are part of a larger pattern that treats human suffering as something

When accountability is spread so thin that no one owns the harm, the people most impacted are left to carry it.

This winter, the visibility of grassroots work in Indianapolis has grown - and so has the need. Allies for Humanity has been featured in several news outlets and a national podcast series as we continue to advocate with and for our unhoused neighbors. 🎙️ Podcast Feature We sat down with Staring Down the Storm: Autism Advocacy in America  to explore what relational advocacy looks like when it is rooted in sovereignty, compassion, and the belief that “showing up in love foster

Inbox Reflections: September 2025 gathers voices from our inbox that are shaping the movement for dignity and belonging in Indianapolis. From energy justice to interfaith housing advocacy to grassroots solidarity training, these messages invite us to reflect together on how public accountability and compassion guide our shared becoming.

Confusing new signs under Indianapolis’ I-70 overpass are criminalizing public sidewalks and displacing unhoused neighbors. Allies for Humanity investigates the city’s use of highway property claims to justify citations and harassment.

We're launching this blog by sharing a full reflection titled "The Prayer Was Clear. The Vote Was Not." It is not just a response to a vote. It is a call to conscience. A reminder that our city deserves leadership rooted in transparency, care, and courageous listening.