Indy's Global Village — Attraction in Indianapolis

I visited the Global Village not really knowing what to expect, but I left feeling completely transformed. As someone from New York, I had a very different picture of Indiana in my mind; One that didn’t include the rich, vibrant, global diversity I found here. The Global Village exhibit was more than a museum, it was a living, breathing celebration of culture, community, and connection. I was blown away by the stories, traditions, and heritage represented from all over the world. Over 100 languages are spoken in this area, and it shows in the food, the shops, the people, and the spirit of the place.

As a Black woman, I felt safe, seen, and welcomed. That’s not always a given, especially in places we don’t expect to feel represented. But here, I felt at home. This one visit shifted how I see Indiana entirely. I never knew such a place existed here and unless someone tells you or you stumble into it, you might never know either. I’m so glad I did. If you’re in the area, or even just passing through, do yourself a favor and stop by. It’s more than worth it. It’s a reminder of what’s possible when cultures are honored, not hidden.

Ms. Mary and Mr. Dan were amazing! Warm, kind, and full of knowledge. They’re truly people who are passionate about their work and their community, and it shines through...

I love this facility. At this event today, the International Women's Gathering was so amazing with the three speakers, Mrs. Sonal Sheath Zawahri, Mrs. Adoley Azu and and Mrs. Mamta Barmeda. Each spoke about diversity, equity and inclusion. They were very poised, positive and passionate about their subject matter. The facility director, Ms. Mary Clark, has really turned a passion into a dream come true. I watched her start 10 years ago with this amazing venture and it has turned into a Princess and Queen come true. I was deeply humbled by being introduced to the audience. I highly recommend this facility for any social events.

Respectfully,

Madam Ambassador Dr. Nealy

United Nations Peace Ambassador NGO ECOSOC Dr. Angela J....

What I can’t seem to understand is February is black history mark and I was told that they don’t have any room to do anything for Black History Month and they’re gonna wait and do it in June right now they’re doing a lunar Once again they say we can’t do anything together you are in charge of the events and you can’t put your own history in The museum is a beautiful place. But to leave Black History Month out and you black as well, can you make...