'Empty Chair' Town Hall hosted by Indivisible Central Indiana and Hoosiers for Democracy

Broadway Methodist Church, 609 E 29th St, Indianapolis 46205 (Directions)

Indivisible Central Indiana and Hoosiers for Democracy are hosting a town hall on Wednesday, March 19, offering an opportunity for community members to share and discuss critical issues facing Indiana and the nation. US Senator Todd Young declined the request for his attendance. Discussion and questions will be collected by the Indivisible team and delivered to his office in Indianapolis. The town hall will provide a platform for attendees to ask questions and voice concerns. Indivisible Central Indiana encourages all community members to attend and participate in this essential conversation about democracy, policy, and representation. “We believe that open dialogue between constituents and elected officials is a fundamental part of a healthy democracy,” said Monty Hulse of Indivisible Central Indiana. “This town hall is an important opportunity for Hoosiers to hold their senator accountable and ensure that our voices are heard.”

About Indivisible Central Indiana Indivisible Central Indiana, part of the national Indivisible movement, is a grassroots organization dedicated to building an inclusive democracy. We mobilize local activists to resist extremist policies, elect progressive leaders, and advocate for systemic change. Through community action and political engagement, we hold leaders accountable and strengthen local power to fight right-wing extremism and advance equity for all.