Summit Performance of Indianapolis presents: The Convent

Summit Performance of Indianapolis presents: The Convent

As we close out this Black History Month, WLD encourages you to patronize black-owned businesses in the Indianapolis area throughout the year.

As we close out this Black History Month, WLD encourages you to patronize black-owned businesses in the Indianapolis area throughout the year.

On February 3, 2023, Emily VanTyle got a chance to chat with IndyBar president and WLD member, Rebecca Geyer, about her practice, IndyBar, and the precious free time that she has! Read on for some insightful wisdom from Rebecca!

On February 3, 2023, Emily VanTyle got a chance to chat with IndyBar president and WLD member, Rebecca Geyer, about her practice, IndyBar, and the precious free time that she has! Read on for some insightful wisdom from Rebecca!

Congratulations to these 17 IndyBar members who were recently named to the inaugural class of the Indiana State Bar Association’s Associate Empowerment Series. These women will gather throughout the year to develop new strategies for success while building a network of support.

Congratulations to these 17 IndyBar members who were recently named to the inaugural class of the Indiana State Bar Association’s Associate Empowerment Series. These women will gather throughout the year to develop new strategies for success while building a network of support.

One million women have left the workforce since February 2020, and research shows that even more are still considering leaving or changing their careers, due in part to work-related stress and lack of childcare. In a recent interview with Indy Maven, IndyBar members Amy A. Matthews and Chandler Lawson Flynn of Church Church Hittle + Antrim offered their perspectives on how employers can support women both in and out of the workplace. Read the full article here.

One million women have left the workforce since February 2020, and research shows that even more are still considering leaving or changing their careers, due in part to work-related stress and lack of childcare. In a recent interview with Indy Maven, IndyBar members Amy A. Matthews and Chandler Lawson Flynn of Church Church Hittle + Antrim offered their perspectives on how employers can support women both in and out of the workplace. Read the full article here.