FIX MEDIA ASSETS
The United States is in the middle of a crisis that’s impacting our families and communities, and Indiana is at the epicenter: opioid use disorder. In 2020, the Indiana State Museum plans to talk about it.
In a powerful new exhibit– FIX: Heartbreak and Hope Inside Our Opioid Crisis –the Indiana State Museum is committed to finding ways for Indiana communities to come together to shift the conversation and reduce the stigma surrounding opioid use disorder. Our goal is to remove the shame and isolation surrounding this disease, showing how all of us can play a pivotal role in finding solutions to this devastating crisis.
This is the media center for the exhibit, where you’ll find logos, the news release, the list of community partners and other digital assets. For more information about the exhibit, be sure to check out the exhibit landing page or read through our FAQs on this exhibit below.
A look at FIX: Heartbreak and Hope Inside Our Opioid Crisis
Resources
Feel free to download some of our assets. This 160MB package includes numerous photos of the exhibit as well as artist renderings, HD videos, FAQ, and news release.
Download the PackageBlogs
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Posted August 6, 2020
Gov. Holcomb expands peer recovery options
Governor Eric J. Holcomb announces partnership between the Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction and Mental Health America of Indiana.
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Posted May 18, 2020
$1 million for Naloxone distribution
Funds were made available by the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s state opioid response grant.
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Posted December 4, 2019
Recovering From Substance Use Disorder Is Possible
Having struggled with nearly every type of substance use disorder, I know addiction intimately.
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Posted November 20, 2019
Guest blog: One woman's story provides hope
Her name was Brianna. She spent nearly half of her life involved with drugs, and by age 25, she was dependent on those substances.
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Posted November 13, 2019
Guest blog: Drug crisis has no boundaries
If we know anything about the drug crisis, it’s this: it knows no boundaries; it doesn’t discriminate.
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Posted October 29, 2019
Why the opioid crisis?
Museums are a place to have big conversations about ways we can all influence the present and future.
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Contact Us
All media inquiries can be submitted via the form below or contact:
Marc Allan
Director of Communication
mallan@indianamuseum.org
317.234.8146
This Experience is Supported By
EXHIBIT & PROGRAM COMMUNITY PARTNERS INCLUDE
A Better Life – Brianna’s Hope • Bill Foley, artist • C. Thomas Lewis, artist • Chief Justice Loretta H. Rush • Clarksville Fire Department • Crawfordsville Fire Department • CVS Pharmacy • Dove Recovery House • Dr. Diane Begley • Eskenazi Health • Fairbanks Alcohol & Drug Addiction Treatment Center • Governor Eric Holcomb’s Office • Hope Academy • Indiana Addiction Issues Coalition • Indiana Commission to Combat Drug Abuse • Indiana Family and Social Services Administration • Indiana Next Level Recovery • Indiana OUD ECHO Program at Indiana University School of Medicine • Indiana Rural Health Association Indiana Rural Opioid Consortium • Indiana State Department of Health • Indiana University School of Nursing • Indiana University School of Social Work • Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital • IU Responding to the Addictions Crisis Grand Challenge • IUPUI Herron School of Art and Design Art Therapy Graduate Program • IUPUI School of Liberal Arts, Museum Studies Program • IUPUI School of Engineering and Technology, Music Therapy Program • Indy Pulse • Ivy Tech Community College • The Jim Irsay Collection • Laura Holzman and Meredith Brickell, artists • Marion County Board of Health, Dr. Virginia Caine • Meridian Health • Montgomery County Superior Court 1, Judge Heather Barajas • Overdose Lifeline, Inc. • Pulse Point • Philip Campbell, artist • Side Effects Public Media/WFYI • University of Indianapolis, College of Applied Behavioral Sciences • VOICES • Young Actors Theatre
EXHIBIT DEVELOPMENT RESOURCES INCLUDE
Fairbanks Alcohol & Drug Addiction Treatment Center
Side Effects Public Media/WFYI
Hope Academy
Indiana University School of Nursing
Indiana University School of Social Work
