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Latino Youth Learn About Democracy During Youth Democracy Day

Latino Youth Learn About Democracy During Youth Democracy Day

Latinos were among over 350 Youth Leaders, ages 10-21, from the Chicago Metropolitan Area and from north, central, and southern Illinois who came to Springfield, IL on Thursday, May 8,… Read more »

Youth Summit Tackle Youth Violence

Youth Summit Tackle Youth Violence

On May 28th the Brighton Park Neighborhood Council, with support from Comcast and University of Illinois at Chicago-CHANCE program, hosted a youth summit that brought together 340 students (7th and… Read more »

Step IT UP to Hire Latinas for STEM Fields

Step IT UP to Hire Latinas for STEM Fields

By: Ashmar Mandou An unprecedented event is about to take place in Oak Brook next week and it is exclusively targeted to Latinas across the Chicagoland area. On June 5th… Read more »

Chicago Afterschool Program Wins National Award for Outstanding Programming for Middle School Students

Chicago Afterschool Program Wins National Award for Outstanding Programming for Middle School Students

The Afterschool Alliance honored BUILD, Inc in Chicago with the 2014 MetLife Foundation Afterschool Innovator Award. The award, sponsored by MetLife Foundation, recognizes the program’s success in using data to… Read more »

Illinois Science and Technology Institute Hosts Learning Showcase

Illinois Science and Technology Institute Hosts Learning Showcase

The Illinois Science and Technology Institute (ISTI) brought together students and teachers with industry, higher education and other key stakeholders at the Museum of Science and Industry to celebrate the… Read more »

UnitedHealthcare Brings Healthy Recipes to Chicago Bloggers, Community

UnitedHealthcare Brings Healthy Recipes to Chicago Bloggers, Community

By: Ashmar Mandou Mommy bloggers across the City of Chicago joined together earlier this month as UnitedHealthcare hosted an education seminar and cooking demonstration at Whole Foods in Lincoln Park… Read more »

ElevArte Recognizes Its Youngest Philanthropist

ElevArte Recognizes Its Youngest Philanthropist

By: Ashmar Mandou This week, ElevArte Community Studio honored three individuals at its annual Art As Our First Language spring benefit Thursday evening with the Deep Roots Award. Among the… Read more »

Berwyn’s First Craft Beer Festival to Showcase Local Food, Music Favorites

Berwyn’s First Craft Beer Festival to Showcase Local Food, Music Favorites

The inaugural Berwyn Brew Fest, scheduled for Saturday, June 21 from 1p.m., to 5p.m., in Berwyn’s Proksa Park, will feature local favorite blues rockers Fulkinetic, including singer Fil Kinetic, guitarist… Read more »

Why Should There Be Reparations?

Why Should There Be Reparations?

by Daniel Nardini In an article to the The Atlantic monthly magazine, an African American writer and senior editor for the magazine named Ta-Nehisi Coates has written a long (and… Read more »

The Necessity of Reshoring

The Necessity of Reshoring

by Daniel Nardini A new word has come into the English language, and it is known as “reshoring.” What exactly is reshoring? Almost all of us know what outsourcing is…. Read more »