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Food Insecurity: EBT Solutions for Families, Introducing the Illinois Summer EBT Program
To a great number of Illinois children, going to school means more than getting an education,
Coconut Cake: Anatomy of an Award-Winning Play By Corey Hall
South Side-based playwright, Melda Beaty, brings African American culture to the stage. After being welcomed
City Rocks in Honor of the Remarkable Dr. Carol Adams
What better way to pay tribute to Mother’s Day than to celebrate this awesome woman who
Miracles Abound in Auburn Gresham with GAGDC
If you haven’t visited the Auburn-Gresham Community lately, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at its new look.
A Gen Z Heart Cry Journey: Mental Health of a Challenged Generation
Generation Z, also known as Zoomers, were said to have been born between 1997 and 2012.
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Greetings: Welcome to the Month of May, the month we celebrate mothers, motherhood, and maternal bonds
Black Bench Chicago 2024 Cohort Celebrates Graduation
CHICAGO, IL The Black Bench Chicago 2024 Cohort celebrated the completion of its six-month program in
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Greetings: Welcome to our April edition. On the cover: We’re doing something special this month, #PriorityHealthMonth,
HEALING ILLINOIS: Governor Pritzker & The Field Foundation In Pursuit Of Racial Healing.
On May 25, 2020, George Floyd was murdered by then Police Officer Derek Chauvin. America will
The Man behind the Winning Smile by Donald Jenkins
If you’ve ever been to the McDonald’s on 47th and Cottage Grove, you probably noticed the
Prostate Cancer & The Journey of Ranoule Tatum By Ranoule Tatum
We all know someone who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, someone who is fighting it,
Little Black Pearl: Bringing Healing, Wisdom and the Arts to Chicago’s Southside
The Little Black Pearl workshop, located in the heart of Chicago’s Bronzeville Community, was founded thirty
Robert J. Dale – The Legacy of a Leader
Robert J. Dale, known to friends and associates as Bob, was truly larger than life. Bob
Black Women Matter: Ida’s Legacy
When anyone wants to know anything about politics in Chicago or around the nation, I can’t
Three Sisters on Top of the Water: President Kari Steele and Commissioners Brady-Davis and Brown.
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD) has been keeping our waterways clean since
A Living Stroke Success: Meet Dr. Deleshia “Dyi” Kinney, MD, MPH, MAT
Deleshia D. Kinney, MD,MPH, MAT, affectionately known to friends and family as Dr. Dyi, first discovered
Publisher’s Message
Greetings: This month’s cover connotes a message of peace. As warmer weather approaches, our hope is
EcoWomanist Institute: Healing the Healer with Veronica Kyle
Veronica Kyle has been a crusader for environmental and racial justice for most of her life.
10×10 to Win: 2024 Candidate Slate By Mark Wallace
In 2018, I formed 10×10 to Win. Our membership has grown since that time to over
Black Voices: H30 Power of Life Dr. Gloria Latimore-Peace: Three Decades of Empowering Her Community
Dr. Gloria Latimore-Peace believes in empowering her community through access to knowledge, and she believes knowledge