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Come celebrate and learn more about Bright Star Community Outreach and their work on Chicago's South Side

Roseland Matters, the community and mentoring program created by the Jordyne Cares organization to serve children and families in the far South Side Roseland neighborhood, is hosting a fun and informative event promoting healthy communities this...

West Tennessee native, Tim Sneed, on local book tour May 16 - 18

A unique exploration in Rogers Park on the impact of youth and mass incarceration on the community through the five pillars of Hip Hop: MCing, DJing, Bboying, Graffiti and Knowledge

Citywide conversation about the impact of incarceration on Chicago's communities continues May 11 in Little Village and Back of the Yards featuring art exhibits, performances and discussions created with local residents

Illinois Humanities today announced the launch of Envisioning Justice, a two-year initiative for the people of Chicago that will use arts and humanities programs to engage residents from every neighborhood, race, ethnicity, background and ideology in a...

Illinois Humanities will hold a press conference on Tuesday, April 3 at 10:30 a.m. at historic Roberts Temple, 4021 S.

"My name is Satnaam Singh Mago, and I attended Eastview Elementary School in Bartlett, where Amanda Howland was assistant principal. I am a practicing Sikh, and when I was in kindergarten, a sixth grader knocked my turban off my head and made fun of me.

Amanda Howland, Democratic candidate for 6th Congressional District,  saluted her female opponents on International Wonen's Day.  Howland said, "I know how hard it is to run for Congress. I know how hard it is to be an elected official.

Amanda Howland, Democratic candidate for Illinois' 6th Congressional District representative, has been endorsed by Northwest Suburban Teacher's Union, Local 1211. "As a former educator, I am gratified and humbled by the endorsement of Local 1211.