Join the movement to build a stronger community for all.

Movement of 10kEquity is justice. Equity is economic opportunity. Equity benefits us all.

Through intentional learning—and unlearning—our historic and existing inequitable systems and practices, we can activate a collective power to drive equitable change through empathy, authenticity, and confronting the truth.

We believe that by coming together and putting equity at the center of our individual daily behavior, we can create an Indianapolis and Central Indiana community known for being the most inclusive and anti-racist city and region in the nation.

The Indianapolis Foundation is developing a robust digital platform and a community-based campaign in Central Indiana committed to mobilizing people to become more anti-racist. We are calling it The Movement of 10k (MVMT10K). We will collectively recruit and engage at least 10,000 people across the community over the next three years. Participants will engage in racial equity work, commit to anti-racist actions, and make works of equity a life’s practice.

We plan to launch the digital platform before the spring of 2022. Fill out the form below to be among the first to know when we launch—and for the opportunity to preview the experience and give feedback prior to officially launching.

This is a movement for all. We want individuals from both the corporate and civic worlds and any motivated resident in Central Indiana to join.

This is an opportunity for people of all identities to come together to learn, grow and share perspectives—to build relationships in authentic and radical ways.

The ultimate outcome we are striving for is at least 10,000 knowledgeable people committing to a life’s practice of works of equity and building authentic relationships that center on empathy, authenticity, and growth through vulnerability.

We have studied the growing body of research that tells a dismaying story about the lack of equitable access to opportunity in this nation, state, and region. Studies from The Brookings Institution, nationally, and locally in partnership with Indy Chamber and the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership (CICP); Stanford researcher Raj Chetty; and several others confirm that a person’s race has a profound impact on whether that individual has access to opportunity. If we want Central Indiana to be a healthy and thriving community with inclusive economic growth something has to change. And the time is now.

We plan to launch the digital platform this spring. Fill out the form below to be among the first to know when we launch—and for the opportunity to preview the experience and give feedback prior to officially launching.

Sign up to be among the first to join the MVMT10K!

What best describes your relationship to CICF? Select all that apply.
Would you like to receive emails (no more than once a week) with resources and recommendations on how to move forward in your commitment to equity before the platform launches?
I'd like to receive the monthly CICF newsletter, Inspiring Philanthropy, and receive emails with updates from the foundation.
Would you be potentially participating in MVMT10K with a group or an organization? (employer, church, neighborhood, etc.)
What best describes your role at organization?

An opportunity to gain early access to MVMT10K

Before we launch the MVMT10K mobile platform, we will be engaging with members of the community to preview it in advance and provide valuable feedback. This would include having early access to the platform, spending a few hours a week exploring the content, and completing brief online surveys about the content and your experience. Deadline to sign up: March 14th, 2022.

Would you be interested in testing the digital platform and providing feedback before it officially launches?

Thank you!

We want to make sure that the MVMT10K platform is accessible to everyone who is committed to either beginning or continuing their individual racial equity journey.

We will be selecting a group of individuals to represent our diverse community. To ensure we are engaging with people of various backgrounds and identities, we are asking questions including household income, education, and racial identity. We recognize that this information may not be something you'd like to share. Each of these questions is optional, and data collected will not include identifying information integrated with any existing data systems. Thank you for your time, trust, and commitment to building a stronger and more equitable community for all.

Your Age
Your Gender Identity
Your Racial Identity - select all that apply
How would you describe the racial makeup of your social network? (people you speak with at least once a month outside of your work day. Friends, neighbors, coworkers, etc.)
In what ways have you already committed to advance your understanding of racial equity? Select all that apply.
How would you best define your comfort with using technology platforms like website and mobile apps?
What best describes your household income?
What is your highest level of education completed?
Select any and all that apply to you.