Welcome to the Heartbeat of Our Work
Podcasts, Newsletters & Other Media
On the Record is a living archive of moments where Allies for Humanity shows up publicly to speak truth, challenge systems, and advocate for dignity. From podcast conversations and media coverage to public testimony and community storytelling, these appearances reflect our commitment to relational advocacy, accountability, and showing up when it matters most; especially when lives are on the line.
This is what it looks like when Allies for Humanity moves from the margins to the microphone, carrying the voices of our unhoused neighbors into spaces of power, press, and public record.
Voices in Motion
Our Podcast + Guest Features
Step into the heart of our advocacy work through the KTTK Love Podcast, where community, policy, and possibility meet in candid conversation. Catch the latest episode in the embedded Recast short, and explore our full archive. We've also been honored to join others' podcasts — tune in to hear our voices uplifted in solidarity and truth across many circles.
Homeward Indy – Episode 22: KT and TK
In this episode, KT and TK discuss their work with Nomad Alliance Indiana, sharing insights into their advocacy and community efforts.
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Letters of the Heart
Our Newsletters, Past & Present
Every newsletter is a snapshot in time — a love letter to the work, the people, and the unfolding journey. Read our most recent newsletter or browse past issues to feel the pulse of what’s moving through our hearts and community. Each note invites reflection, connection, and action.
Seen & Heard
Press + Media Mentions
Our story is part of a larger story. Here you'll find links to articles, features, and write-ups where our work and voices have been highlighted. We're grateful to be seen, quoted, and woven into the broader public dialogue. Every mention is a reminder that truth travels.
Allies for Humanity: “From Pulpits to Pavement”
Staring Down the Storm: Autism Advocacy in America (Episode 35, 2025)
KT White and Brenda Kallin join host Tabitha Ziggler for a candid conversation on faith in action, trauma-informed service, and what it means to truly show up for unhoused neighbors beyond charity or performance.
“We’re not here for surface-level service. We’re here to love people unconditionally and address the root.”
👉 Listen to the episode: YouTube · Spotify · Apple Podcasts
Allies For Humanity: “Showing Up in Love Fosters Positive Interaction”
Staring Down the Storm Podcast (Episode 27, 2025)
TK Slack and KT White join host Jennifer Love to share how relational advocacy, lived experience, and showing up in love are reshaping what support for unhoused neighbors looks like in Indianapolis.
“They’re not a problem — they’re people. And when we lead with relationship, we create space for healing.”
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“Allies for Humanity Launches Winter Emergency Support for Unhoused Neighbors”
WRTV Indianapolis (Nov 2025)
WRTV covered AFH’s decision to open a volunteer-run, overnight warming space beginning November 17 — ensuring neighbors have a safe place to stay while the city delays Winter Contingency activation.
“We’re not waiting for someone else to do what we can do right now… people deserve safety today.”
“A Matter of Dignity: Grassroots Groups Respond as City Delays Winter Shelter Start”
WTHR Indianapolis (Nov 2025)
WTHR highlighted AFH’s continued presence and advocacy as partners raise concerns about delaying emergency shelter availability. AFH's work was uplifted as part of a community-wide response to protect lives in unpredictable weather.
“Indy Homelessness Providers Delay Winter Plan Citing Warmer Weather Patterns”
Indianapolis Business Journal (IBJ, Nov 2025)
The IBJ reported that the City’s Winter Contingency plan would not begin until Dec. 1 — a month later than usual. Allies for Humanity was featured for stepping in to fill the gap by opening overnight space when temperatures reach 32 degrees or below.
KT White shared that assuming November weather won’t create a housing surge “is a risk for community members” that AFH could not justify.
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Instagram & TikTok Features from Staring Down the Storm
Social Media Clips (2025)
Short-form videos from the podcast conversation featuring TK & KT’s reflections on community, compassion, and the importance of showing up for unhoused neighbors.
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It's something that is life or death' | Grant window now open for Indianapolis nonprofits helping the homeless
WTHR (Sept 3, 2025):
KT White, Executive Director of Allies for Humanity, spoke on the city’s Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) and why sustaining outreach and a dignified, welcoming space for neighbors is essential.
“My family has given everything to this mission, literally everything… That’s also why funding like the ESG is important for us to keep the work going.”
"Allies for Humanity Opposes Merkley's Appointment at Indianapolis City Meeting" CitizenPortal.ai (April 2025) KT White, executive director of Allies for Humanity, delivered impactful testimony opposing Andrew Merkley's appointment, highlighting broader issues in the city's approach to homelessness.
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"Why Homelessness Became the Focus of a City Director Hearing", Mirror Indy (April 17, 2025)
Tyler “TK” Slack and Katelyn "KT" White, co-leaders of Allies for Humanity, voiced concerns during a City-County Council committee meeting regarding the appointment of Andrew Merkley as director of the Office of Public Health and Safety. -
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Free Phones Help Indy's Unhoused Get Connected" WFYI (August 2024)
Katelyn "KT" White, co-director of the Indiana chapter of Nomad Alliance, discussed the organization's partnership with Constellation Wireless to distribute free phones to the unhoused community in Indianapolis.
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