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…
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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…
Q&A: Is #MeToo Reaching Society’s Youngest Victims?
There’s no hashtag to call out the experiences of society’s youngest victims of sexual abuse. The Chicago Children’s Adv…
How to Make the Chicago Women’s March to the Polls Count
Oh, Women's March. How I wish you were more than once a year. Sometimes when I read the news, I think we should all be m…
Event Details for Chicago’s Women’s March to the Polls 2018
March to the Polls, the second annual women's march in Chicago, is set for Saturday, Jan. 20, 2018, at Congress and Colu…
In 15 Minutes, You Could Help Transform Women’s Health Care in Chicago
Want to improve women's health care in Chicago? Fantastic. Once you're done reading this, take 15 minutes to fill out a …
