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The International Mind Education Institute, located in Fort Wayne, IN, is dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of mind education through various programs and workshops. Their offerings include annual workshops, mind camps, and personal training sessions aimed at enhancing educational leadership and personal development. With a focus on curriculum development and innovative teaching methods, the institute provides resources such as sample videos and lectures tailored for adults, children, and students. Their mission is to empower individuals through comprehensive mind education initiatives that promote growth and learning. Generated from the website

The mission of the Fort Wayne Urban League is to enable urban residents and others to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights. In 1920 a small group of far-sighted Fort Wayne African Americans, noting the rising throngs of their fellowmen moving northward from the South, decided the new immigrants needed an agency to help them cope with problems they met in their new environment. They formed the Fort Wayne Community Association, precursor of the present Fort Wayne Urban League. They called their home the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center and worked primarily to provide organized recreation and social groups. In 1948 the National Urban League conducted a study of the local organization's needs and potential. Its far-seeing leaders knew that to remain a viable organization it must develop programs geared more specifically to housing, employment and industrial relations, community organization and race relations. As a result, on October 1, 1949, the Phyllis Wheatley Community Center was disbanded and the association became known only as the Fort Wayne Urban League. During the last eight decades, the Fort Wayne Urban League has provided a wide variety of services to help thousand of diverse Fort Wayne residents reach their potential, and achieve self-sufficiency for themselves and their families. It has also served as a significant recruitment source for employers seeking to develop an inclusive workforce. Today the Fort Wayne Urban League continues to fulfill its mission through the delivery of programs that address contemporary needs, as we pursue our vision to be the premier catalyst for positive change in the quality of life for African Americans and others in the greater Fort Wayne Community

Electric Works Public Market Trust, Inc. is an innovative space in Fort Wayne, Indiana, designed to foster community engagement and cultural experiences. The venue hosts a variety of events, featuring artistic expressions, family-friendly activities, and unique opportunities to interact with local organizations and attractions. One of its notable events is "Meet the Machines," where families can explore an array of impressive vehicles, including firetrucks and military equipment, while engaging in interactive experiences. The market also offers wellness opportunities such as yoga sessions, highlighting its commitment to promoting health and community well-being. Generated from the website