Daily Drama Creates Trauma By Joy Williams.
It’s hard to catch your breath these days. You can be sitting on your couch,
Welcome to the Community Spotlight page which highlights residents of the south side community, their dreams, desires, and drive towards the Good Life Chicago!
A Review of the Movie, “Sinners” – by Salim Muwakkil
Ryan Coogler’s auteur breakout “Sinners” is a cinematic tour de force. The filmmaking wunderkind has
Your Emergency Preparedness
How do you get ready for a disaster? Do you tell yourself that it will
Summing it up
As we looked toward being prepared should an emergency occur, one thing all of the
Daily Drama Creates Trauma By Joy Williams
It’s hard to catch your breath these days. You can be sitting on your couch,
Disaster Preparedness, Government Non-Profit and You.
What can and should communities do in case of a disaster or crisis? That question
Trauma Impacting African American Lives.
Two powerful panels on the subject of trauma were held in the morning focusing on
Trauma and Emergency Preparedness, Are you Ready in 2025???
A much-needed conference for the times. On Saturday, April 19, 2025 over a hundred Chicagoans
Today’s Black Women in Aviation – The Sky is Not the Limit.
Today organizations such as Black Women in Aviation (BWIA) a nonprofit organization is supporting and inspiring
Black Women in Aviation: They Believed They Could Fly!
We all know about Bessie Coleman, the first African American woman to earn an international pilot’s
Not a Time To be Silent: Regina Taylor on “Exhibit.”
“Exhibit” is the title of actress and playwright Regina Taylor’s one-woman play. The character she created
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Withdraws Plans to Build New Toxic Waste Landfill along Lakefront in Chicago’s Southeast Side
“This is a victory for community residents and all of us who care about protecting
WBD L.E.G.A.C.Y Weekend: Come Celebrate Entrepreneurship with Us!
Chicago, we all can use an uplifting weekend, and WBD Cares is bringing you just that.
Hughes Who Technologies Studio: Playing Games, Building Lives.
Video games are one of the most popular past-times of kids from six to sixty.
Bridging the Generational Divide and Reviving Chicago’s Black Community. By Joy Williams
The generational divide in the Black community is not just a quiet tension—it’s a roadblock preventing
Eli Williamson: From South Shore to Service and Beyond By Joy Williams
Born and raised on Chicago’s South Side, Eli Williamson’s life reflects the complexities, challenges, and triumphs
How South Shore Residents Can Speak Out and Make A Difference By Ann Holcomb
The IQMP Quantum Computing Campus will reportedly be a gift to the world, but will it
