Women’s March Chicago to Honor Marchers with Disabilities
Women’s March Chicago will proudly celebrate the historic number of women that Illinois voters swept into... Read more
Cook County Approves Grants to Help Reach Hard-to-Count Populations for 2020 Census
The Cook County Complete Count Census Commission has approved grants to 69 organizations that will support... Read more
Affordable Housing to Expand in Pilsen, Little Village, and Back of the Yards Communities
By: Ashmar Mandou Fourteen apartment buildings with 155 units, scattered across four wards and three communities,... Read more
CHA College Students Get Tips on How to ‘Stay the Course’
Representatives from prominent corporate organizations – including BMO Harris, the Chicago Bulls, Northwestern... Read more
Pritzker Administration Provides New Path to State Financial Aid for Undocumented and Transgender Students
For the first time in Illinois, eligible undocumented students and transgender students who are disqualified... Read more
Rep. Villanueva Occupies Vacated Seat Once Held by Sen. Sandoval
State Representative Celina Villanueva (D-Chicago) was appointed to the 11th District State Senate seat... Read more
Illinois Losing Millions Due to Migration
Illinois is losing billions each year as residents leave and take their earning potential with them. Original... Read more
City Appoints New Director of Workforce Strategy
By: Ashmar Mandou Earlier this week, the City appointed Alberto Ortega as Director of Workforce Strategy... Read more
La administración de Pritzker proporciona un nuevo camino a la ayuda financiera estatal para estudiantes indocumentados y transgénero
Por primera vez en Illinois, los estudiantes indocumentados elegibles y los estudiantes transgénero descalificados... Read more
Illinois pierde millones debido a la migración
Illinois está perdiendo miles de millones cada año a medida que los residentes se van y llevan consigo... Read more
Latest News
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- 01/16 Foundations to Support Safe and Peaceful Summer
- 01/16 Immigrant Rights Organizations Get Closer to Making Chicago a Welcoming City for All
- 01/16 Cicero Honors Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
- 01/16 Cook County Approves Grants to Help Reach Hard-to-Count Populations for 2020 Census
- 01/16 Affordable Housing to Expand in Pilsen, Little Village, and Back of the Yards Communities
- 01/16 What Younger Adults Can Do to Lower Risk of Early Dementia
- 01/16 Rebuild Foundation Receives Grant to Help Fight HIV, AIDS Across Chicago
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Women’s March Chicago to Honor Marchers with Disabilities
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Foundations to Support Safe and Peaceful Summer
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Immigrant Rights Organizations Get Closer to Making Chicago a Welcoming City for All
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Cicero Honors Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Cook County Approves Grants to Help Reach Hard-to-Count Populations for 2020 Census
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Affordable Housing to Expand in Pilsen, Little Village, and Back of the Yards Communities
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City Encourages Residents to Volunteer During Tax Season
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Navy Pier Keeps the Holiday Spirit Alive
Business
How to Actually Build Wealth: Tips for 2020
By: Tim Michaelis, Ph.D.; Assistant Professor of Management, Northern Illinois University It’s a new year, which means you’ve likely been inundated with articles on how to better yourself and how… Read more
Employed Graduates Encourage New Class of Trainees in Community Builders Program
Historically, minority communities have had a hard time entering the construction trades. But the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) has been working hard to fill the growing shortage of skilled… Read more
Education
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CHA College Students Get Tips on How to ‘Stay the Course’
Representatives from prominent corporate organizations – including BMO Harris, the Chicago Bulls, Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Lyric Opera – networked with 70 Chicago Housing Authority college scholars Wednesday at Loyola… Read more
- West Side School Launches Parent University
- Illinois Tech Partners with HACE to Offer New Certificate Programs
Health
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What Younger Adults Can Do to Lower Risk of Early Dementia
It’s not Alzheimer’s disease, but it causes dementia. Frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD) strikes in the prime of life, generally between the ages of 45 and 65. Also known as frontotemporal… Read more
- Rebuild Foundation Receives Grant to Help Fight HIV, AIDS Across Chicago
- First Pediatric Flu-Related Death of Season Reported in Chicago
Commentary
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Cultural Genocide in Our Time
By Daniel Nardini It is the obvious elephant in the room. Or should I say the obvious red dragon. The recent elections for both president and the legislature in Taiwan,… Read more
- Still More Protests in Venezuela
- The Libertarian Party View on Trump Impeachment
Foods
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Vegetable Lo Mein Delight
Ingredients * 8 ounces angel hair pasta * 3/4 cup chicken broth * 1/4 cup soy sauce * 1 tablespoon cornstarch * 2 tablespoons canola oil * 1 3/4 cups… Read more
- Zucchini Lasagna
- Cheddar Bacon Ranch Corn
