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Indianapolis Museum of Art is one of the largest and oldest general art museums in the United States. Founded in 1883, the museum features a permanent collection of more than 50,000 works of art. The museum also offers its facilities for national and international exhibitions. Its facilities comprise the Efroymson Entrance Pavilion, the Wood Gallery Pavilion and the Deer-Zink Events Pavilion. The Efroymson Entrance Pavilion serves as the primary point of visitor access to the Indianapolis Museum of Art and its collections, exhibitions and programs. The Wood Gallery Pavilion provides 50 percent more display space for the collections and offers visitor amenities, including two restaurants, museum shop and space for educational programs. The Deer-Zink Events Pavilion is a venue for special events and public programs. The museum is located in Indianapolis.

Earth Charter Indiana is an organization based in Indianapolis, dedicated to promoting sustainability and resilience through various municipal and youth programs. Their initiatives include climate recovery resolutions, leadership summits, and educational camps aimed at fostering environmental awareness and action among students. With a focus on community engagement, Earth Charter Indiana also supports solar opportunities and eco-science challenges, encouraging local participation in addressing the climate crisis. Through their efforts, they aim to build a more sustainable future for Indiana and its residents. Generated from the website