Join Us for Senator Jackson's
10th Annual Far Eastside Peace Walk!
Let’s walk together. Stand together. And make a difference together!
Pathway Resource Center invites families, youth, community leaders, and neighbors from across Indianapolis to come together for the 10th Annual Far Eastside Peace Walk; a powerful day dedicated to peace, healing, unity, and safer neighborhoods.
Bring a Youth to Walk!
Bring your family.
Bring your friends.
Bring your voice for peace!
Under the theme “See Something, Say Something, Save a Life!”, this walk is an opportunity to show our young people that their community stands with them and believes in a safer future.
Co-Hosted by State Senator Dr. La Keisha Jackson, District 34, the Peace Walk will also serve as the kickoff to Pathway’s Youth Against Guns Day, beginning at 12 PM at Pathway Resource Center.
Saturday, August 22, 2026
10:00 AM
Start: CAFE, 8902 E. 38th St., Indianapolis, IN 46235
End: Pathway Resource Center, 10119 John Marshall Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46235
Come walk with us. Come support our youth. Come be part of the movement for peace.
Your presence matters. Your voice matters. Our youth matter.
💙 Together, we can make a difference one step at a time!
Youth Against Guns Day is BACK; and you don’t want to miss it!
10th Annual Youth Against Guns Day
Join Pathway Resource Center immediately following the 10th Annual Far Eastside Peace Walk for an afternoon filled with fun, food, music, entertainment, games, giveaways, and community!
IT’S A FREE EVENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY!
Saturday, August 22, 2026
12:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Pathway Resource Center
10119 John Marshall Dr., Indianapolis, IN 46235
Bring the kids, bring your family, bring your friends—and most importantly, bring your voice for peace!
WHAT’S WAITING FOR YOU:
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FREE Food Trucks
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Music & Live Entertainment
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Food Giveaways
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Kids’ Zone
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Games & Raffles
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Community Vendors
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Youth Activities & More!
MUSICAL SPECIAL APPEARANCE:
Come enjoy local talent featuring Bashiri Asad!
So make sure to bring your own lawn chairs and get comfortable!
Youth Against Guns Day is about giving young people a voice, creating positive experiences, building stronger communities, and standing together against gun violence.
Come celebrate our youth. Come support peace. Come be part of the change!
ONE COMMUNITY. ONE VOICE. ONE FUTURE.
FREE EVENT • ALL ARE WELCOME • BRING A FRIEND!
Immediately following the Peace Walk, see you there!
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FEATURED PROGRAMS
MEDIA SPOTLIGHT
Pathway Far Eastside Peace Walk & Youth Anti-Gun Day
PATHWAY DRIVEN 2 SUCCESS
FREE Rides for Lawrence Township Residents
Pathway Resource Center, in partnership with Driven 2 Success and Lawrence Township Trustee Steve Talley, is offering free rides to food pantries, the Trustee’s Office, and grocery stores for Lawrence Township residents.
Whether you're headed to Sharing Place Food Pantry or the Community Cupboard of Lawrence, we’ll get you there safely and stress-free.
Schedule your ride today!
Go to driven2success.info to enroll and book your free ride.
Have questions? Call us at (317) 890-1624.
PATHWAY NEWS
PATHWAY'S YOUTH ANTI-GUN VIOLENCE DAY SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT
2025 Youth Anti-Gun Day Sponsors
Pathway Resource Center would like to recognize and thank the following corporate partners who supported our 2025 Youth Anti-Gun Violence Day. We greatly appreciate your support in helping us stand up for a safer community for youth and families.
2025 YAG Day Title Sponsors
2025 YAG Day Sponsors
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Mayor Deb Whitfield, City of Lawrence
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2025 YAG Day Donors
Avondale Meadows YMCA
City of Lawrence Clerk Leatrice Adkisson
Indianapolis Councilor Rena Allen
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Pathway Board of Directors
Warren Board President Dr. Denita Harris
Warren Township Constable Charlie Staples
Warren Township Judge Garland Graves
Warren Township Trustee Vernon A. Brown
2025 YAG Day Partners
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Emmanuel BootCamp
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PATHWAY IMPACT
2,000
Families have received affordable housing through Pathway Resource Center's affordable housing program
140,760
Youth and adults have received training in job skills, education workshops, employment readiness skills, and crime prevention through Pathway's programs
25,000
Local residents have received technology services and computer training with free access to Pathway's Computer Lab
