#PlacesofNEI: The temporary murals in downtown Fort Wayne during the George Floyd protests

"Experiencing these in person is something you shouldn’t miss, and it will create new questions and conversations for you to have in our growing community."

By Stephen J. Bailey

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Community Development

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June 10, 2020

Northeast Indiana is evolving. These are the people and places shaping its future. #PeopleofNEI #PlacesofNEI

This week’s feature:

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Over the weekend, boarded up windows in downtown Fort Wayne were turned into works of art from over 100 artists both locally and regionally. @artthiswayfw and @downtownfortwayne brought them together to create messages of hope, unity, and love for the future of northeast Indiana. Over 40 panels were covered during the two day project and the streets of #DTFW are filled with powerful designs. Business owners can take these down as they see fit so we encourage you to explore the streets of downtown from Harrison Street to Calhoun Street and the surrounding areas. Experiencing these in person is something you shouldn’t miss and it will create new questions and conversations for you to have in our growing community. #PlacesofNEI

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Stephen J. Bailey

Stephen J. Bailey is a Fort Wayne native and the owner of PH Digital that was founded in 2006. Based out of the Anthony Wayne Building in downtown Fort Wayne, he specializes in web development, SEO development, social media management, and digital marketing campaigns with numerous companies in northeast Indiana. Stephen loves road trips, sushi, his pups, and spending time on our three rivers.

#PlacesofNEI: The temporary murals in downtown Fort Wayne during the George Floyd protests

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