Central Indiana Association of Black Social Workers

10/05/2026

Today is the last day to register to Vote!
Please confirm your registration status by going to Indianavoters.in.gov then click on check voting status.

10/02/2026

Check your voter status and get ready to let your voice be heard at the polls!

If you are not yet registered to Vote, you have until October 5th to do so.

See flyer for Important Dates

09/29/2026

Hotep Friends and Family,

Central Indiana Association of Black Social Workers (CI-ABSW) is leading a fundraising campaign to support the community of Gary, Indiana and surrounding areas that were affected by the recent storms, flooding and extended power loss.

CI-ABSW is currently in partnership with the Urban League of Northwest Indiana (NWI) and all donations received will be given to this organization to ensure that resources reach those most affected.

Our fundraising goal is $10,000 and are asking for your help!

No donation amount is too small!

SPREAD THE WORD! Feel free to share the LINK BELOW OR THE ATTACHED FLYER!

Tell your family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, church members, and anyone else in the community that we need their help!

You can give by clicking the link below:

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/gary-indiana-storm-relief-recovery

Please see the attached flyer as well!

THE DEADLINE FOR DONATIONS IS FRIDAY, October 30, 2026!!!!!!!

CI-ABSW is a non-for-profit 501(c)3 organization and all donations are tax deductible as allowable by the IRS.

If you have any questions, please contact our chapter via email: [email protected]

Thank you in advance for your consideration and your generous contribution as we work to support Gary, Indiana!

In the Spirit of Umoja (Unity),
Central Indiana ABSW
P.O. Box 20149
Indianapolis, IN. 46220-0149
(317) 767-5502
Website: www.cicabsw.weebly.com

09/24/2026

❤️🖤💚 CENTRAL INDIANA, LET’S SHOW UP FOR GARY!

The Central Indiana Chapter of the Association of Black Social Workers (CI ABSW) is coming together to support families in Gary, Indiana impacted by severe storms, flooding, and extended power outages.

Our goal is to raise $10,000 by October 30, 2026 to help connect families with food, household supplies, clothing and hygiene items, and other needed community resources.

This is Ujima — Collective Work & Responsibility — in action. When one of our communities is hurting, we all have a role in helping it recover.

💚 Donate. Share. Spread the word.

Every contribution helps us get closer to our goal, and every share helps this message reach someone who may be able to help.

You do not have to be a social worker to stand with us. Community work belongs to all of us.

📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to donate securely through Zeffy.

Help us show Gary that Central Indiana stands with them.

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/gary-indiana-storm-relief-recovery

09/18/2026

The Central Indiana Association of Black Social Workers hosted our annual Chapter Membership Kickoff meeting on 9/17/26.

During the meeting we recognized our 2026 graduates:
Quay L. Compton
Elsa Bueno
Tanasia Carter

We held our Enstoolment ceremony for our incoming 2026-2028 Board Members:
Vice President Victoria Alana Gee
Member at Large Tanasia Carter
Member at Large Ebony Barney
Student Member at Large LaKyah Berry
Board Member Emeritus Dr. Theresa Roberts
Immediate Past President Joy Tucker-Boyd

Congratulations to our Graduates and our Incoming Board!.
If you are a member, we currently have a few board positions still available. Email [email protected] if interested in serving.

We also Congratulate our 3 raffle winners
Dr. Maureen Lindsey-Morris
Lakisha M. Bradley
Catina Anderson

09/16/2026

Check Your Voter registration status today!
Your Vote Matters!

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BLACK VOICES MATTER. BLACK COMMUNITIES MATTER. AND OUR PARTICIPATION IN DEMOCRACY MATTERS. ✊🏾🗳️

Every election presents an opportunity to learn about the issues, understand the candidates and ballot measures, and participate in decisions that affect our communities.

As Black people, our communities have a long history of civic engagement—from organizing and advocacy to the ongoing work of making our voices heard. Voting is one avenue through which eligible citizens can exercise their voice in our democracy.

Don’t wait until Election Day to get ready.

📌 Check your registration.
📌 Learn your deadlines.
📌 Research your ballot.
📌 Understand your voting options.
📌 Make your plan.

Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

Your voice deserves to be informed.
Your participation is yours to exercise.
Your vote is your choice.

Visit Vote.gov to get started.

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