Author Archives: Editor
ISBE Hosts 19th Annual Statewide Summit for Bilingual Parents
The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) hosted the 19th annual Statewide Summit for Bilingual Parents on May 3 in Oak Brook. More than 1,100 attendees – parents and caregivers… Read more
DCEO Invites Filmmakers to Enter Shortcuts Short Film Contest
The Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) is encouraging Illinois filmmakers to enter the DCEO Illinois Film Office’s Shortcuts Short Film Contest dedicated to promoting the best short… Read more
City of Chicago Announces $7M City Investment to Increase Compensation for Early Childhood Professionals
The City of Chicago and the Department of Family and Support Services (DFSS) announced a $7M City investment to provide a cost-per-child increase towards salaries for early childhood professionals. At… Read more
CPS Doubles Down on Arts Education Access and Quality
Chicago Public Schools is launching a bold new plan that not only ensures every student across the District has access to arts education, but aims to strengthen the quality of… Read more
Let’s Talk about Women’s Health: Uplifting Women in Their Health Journey
The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is kicking off National Women’s Health Week 2025 with a video message from Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton encouraging women in Illinois to take… Read more
Red Cross Encourages Families to Be ‘Water Smart’
May is Water Safety Month and the American Red Cross encourages families to prepare for the fast-approaching summer swim season by learning to be “water smart.” Before families head out… Read more
Villa Measure Ensuring Best Mental Health Practices in Criminal Justice System Advances
To meet the needs of defendants who have been determined to be unfit for trial languishing in county jails, State Senator Karina Villa advanced a measure last Tuesday. “As is,… Read more
Vivent Health+TPAN Opens New Chicago HIV Health Center
As the future of federal HIV care funding gives way for concern, Vivent Health+TPAN, the second-largest provider of HIV prevention and treatment services in the nation, hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony… Read more
Avoid Ticks During Lyme Disease Awareness Month
With warmer weather comes “tick season” and the annual observance of National Lyme Disease Awareness Month throughout the month of May. The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) is urging… Read more
Smart Choices, Safe Celebrations: Let’s Educate for Prom and Graduation
Graduation and prom are significant milestones in every young person’s life. From the moment a teen enters high school, they look ahead to these moments with a mix of excitement… Read more
