How to Help Chicago-Area Non-Profits as They Face the Many Challenges of 2020
This year, local non-profits have been working harder than ever to help their communities in the face of previously unth…
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Make Your Quarantine Count: Why Now’s Your Chance to Do the 2020 Census and What You Need to Know
This year’s Census campaign tagline Shape Your Future hits a little different when our present is faced with a pandemic …
The 2020 Census Fails Nonbinary Folks, But It’s Important To Take Part Anyway
The 2020 Census, the country’s 10-year count of all residents, began on March 12. Within its questions, the Census offer…
Count Me, Too
The COVID-19 pandemic has sequestered millions of Americans in their homes, and many working or living remotely are in n…
How to Be an Ally When You’re Exhausted and Overwhelmed
Being an ally is an open-ended responsibility. This means learning how to continue our allyship while taking care of our…
The Work Isn’t Done: Resources for Activists
There's more work to be done. The best thing we can do right now is stay organized. We are maintaining a list of resour…
The Show Must Go On…When The Time Is Right Per COVID-19 Precautions
It’s curtains (for now) for theatrical productions per Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker, Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, an…
Executive Director Erin Walton on Rape Victim Advocates’ Rebranding to Resilience
As of August 1, 2018, Chicago’s largest rape crisis center has rebranded as Resilience. The organization known as Rape V…
Ill. Attorney General’s Office is Collecting Community Input on Reforming CPD
As part of its pending lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department, or CPD, the Illinois Attorney General's Office is …
Event Details for March For Our Lives Chicago
Events are being held across the Chicago area this Saturday to coincide with the national March For Our Lives in Washing…
