THE HISTORY OF THE 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: Who Will Carry The Torch?
With the midterms right around the corner and the Illinois primary set for June 28, there is no question, that one of the most-watched races is the 1st Congressional District. Before Congressman Bobby Rush’s announcement of not seeking re-election in [...]
DONNA MILLER: The Power of Public Service
The history of our ancestors runs deep and the influence of those who came before us can leave a lasting impact on our lives. Cook County Board Commissioner Donna Miller is a living testament to her family’s roots in Chicago. [...]
CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT: MAKING CHANGE THROUGH ENGAGEMENT
For the past three years, the Chicago Police Department has invested in grassroots recruitment efforts, launching the campaign, “Be the Change” targeting a wide span of individuals considering a professional career with CPD. What initially started under the former Supt. [...]
The Need for Theatrical Art that Educates and Heals: Behind the Scenes Making of 1619: The Journey of a People, The Musical
by Ted Williams III The 1619 Process I won a grant from the Illinois Arts Council to commemorate the 400-year anniversary of African Americans. With this support, 1619: The Journey of a People first premiered [...]
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