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Share an idea, ask a question, make a request, send a resource, raise a concern, or tell us about an opportunity relevant to art therapy in Indiana.
Tell us what you are seeing, thinking, needing, or finding.
IndiATA works across professional practice, education, student engagement, advocacy, public understanding, statewide connection, and chapter activity.
Your input can help identify useful resources, emerging needs, potential collaborations, access barriers, new opportunities, and ideas worth developing.
What do you want to share?
Choose the route that comes closest. If your message fits more than one, pick whichever feels simplest.
Suggest something.
Share an idea for a project, event, resource, collaboration, initiative, or new direction.
Share an idea → FeedbackTell us what you notice.
Share feedback, a concern, an access barrier, or something that could work differently.
Give feedback → RequestAsk for something useful.
Request information, a resource, a type of programming, regional connection, or another form of chapter support.
Make a request → ResourceSend something worth sharing.
Share a resource, publication, tool, organization, training, program, or other material relevant to Indiana’s art therapy community.
Share a resource → OpportunityTell us what is happening.
Send a job, internship, event, research opportunity, exhibition, partnership lead, call for participation, or other relevant opportunity.
Share an opportunity → QuestionAsk IndiATA.
Send a question about the chapter, participation, art therapy in Indiana, professional resources, or where to find something.
Ask a question →Send what you have.
You do not need to know which committee, board role, program, or chapter area your message belongs with before contacting IndiATA.
If another chapter role or channel is a better fit, the submission can be routed internally.
A sentence. A link. A question. A name. A local connection. A problem you keep encountering. An idea you want someone else to know about.
Not sure which option fits?
Send it anyway. Tell us what you want IndiATA to know, and include whatever context feels relevant.