Indianapolis City-County Council president Vop Osili is the guest on this episode of Voices of the Community, an IndyStar podcast.



Osili represents District 11. He was elected to the city-county council in 2011 and elected president in 2018. He is chairman of the Rules and Public Policy Committee and is on the Parks and Recreation Committee.



Osili is currently program director at Woolpert , an international architecture, engineering and geospatial firm with an office in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis City-County Council president Vop Osili is the guest on this episode of Voices of the Community, an IndyStar podcast.
 
Osili represents District 11. He was elected to the city-county council in 2011 and elected president in 2018. He is chairman of the Rules and Public Policy Committee and is on the Parks and Recreation Committee.
 
Osili is currently program director at Woolpert , an international architecture, engineering and geospatial firm with an office in Indianapolis.

The podcast features people who impact Indianapolis and/or Indiana — those people who are often behind the scenes doing the work of making the community better but often do it quietly and without fanfare. We’ll interview politicians and government officials as well, but this isn’t a show about politics. It’s a show about people.

<blockquote>The podcast features people who impact Indianapolis and/or Indiana — those people who are often behind the scenes doing the work of making the community better but often do it quietly and without fanfare. We’ll interview politicians and government officials as well, but this isn’t a show about politics. It’s a show about people.</blockquote>

Voices of the Community An IndyStar podcast

Voices of the Community podcast: Vop Osili, Indianapolis city-county council president

This episode of Voices of the Community features Jill English, chief of community, equity and inclusion at Child Advocates.

English directs the Interrupting Racism for Children Workshops program. The program is a two-day interactive workshop that does more than simply educating people on racism. Interrupting Racism for Children asks participants to work toward ending racism.

This episode of Voices of the Community features Jill English, chief of community, equity and inclusion at Child Advocates.
English directs the Interrupting Racism for Children Workshops program. The program is a two-day interactive workshop that does more than simply educating people on racism. Interrupting Racism for Children asks participants to work toward ending racism.

Voices of the Community: Jill English, Child Advocates

Voices of the Community welcomes Arts for Lawrence Executive Director Elana Thompson on this episode. Thompson discusses the offerings of this arts and cultural gem on the far east side.



Arts for Lawrence is located at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus and includes the Theater at the Fort, a visual arts center, an amphitheater and the Sterrett Center. Outdoor amenities include the Marching Sidewalk and Musical Swings.

Voices of the Community welcomes Arts for Lawrence Executive Director Elana Thompson on this episode. Thompson discusses the offerings of this arts and cultural gem on the far east side.
 
Arts for Lawrence is located at the Fort Ben Cultural Campus and includes the Theater at the Fort, a visual arts center, an amphitheater and the Sterrett Center. Outdoor amenities include the Marching Sidewalk and Musical Swings.

Voices of the Community: Elana Thompson, executive director of Arts for Lawrence

Ebony Chappel, program and communications director for Leadership Indianapolis, a civic leadership organization, is the guest on this episode of Voices of the Community.



Chappel is executive director of Friends of Belmont Beach, host of the podcast “What’s Good with Ebony Chappel?” co-founder of Black Women’s Writing Society, co-creator of The Testimony Service and co-curator of Fathers: Retelling the Narrative photo and essay series. She is also president of the Indianapolis Press Club Foundation and a member of the marketing committee for the 2024 NBA All-Star Game committee.

Ebony Chappel, program and communications director for Leadership Indianapolis, a civic leadership organization, is the guest on this episode of Voices of the Community.
 
Chappel is executive director of Friends of Belmont Beach, host of the podcast “What’s Good with Ebony Chappel?” co-founder of Black Women’s Writing Society, co-creator of The Testimony Service and co-curator of Fathers: Retelling the Narrative photo and essay series. She is also president of the Indianapolis Press Club Foundation and a member of the marketing committee for the 2024 NBA All-Star Game committee.

Voices of the Community podcast: Vop Osili, Indianapolis city-county council president

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