Indianapolis nonprofit Brightlane Learning launches community talks and is recruiting tutors as it expands services
Brightlane Learning announced the next topics in its Sparking Conversations community-talk series, including a session titled “25 Years Later: What has Changed for Students Experiencing Homelessness.” The Indianapolis nonprofit said the free panels will feature local experts, and that it is recruiting tutors as it expands to serve older students.
Brightlane Learning, an Indianapolis nonprofit that provides tutoring for unhoused students, shared the next two topics in its Sparking Conversations series of community conversations. The free events pair panels of local experts and aim to explore structural issues affecting young people facing housing and financial instability. The next talk is titled “25 Years Later: What has Changed for Students Experiencing Homelessness.” The organization is recruiting tutors as it expands its work with older students.
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