Author: Laurie Glenn

Black women and girls are statistically overrepresented among the cases of missing women in Chicago and the United States. Of

Laurie R. Glenn’s work to stimulate cultural, artistic, political, social and philosophical debate and discussion between French and U.S. leaders,

North Lawndale on Chicago’s West Side was the first corporate home of Sears, Roebuck and Co., the Amazon.com of the

America’s democracy suffered a direct hit on Jan. 6, 2021, not from a foreign enemy but from home-grown entities acting

All politics is local, and no one knows more about identifying local challenges and creating solutions than parents. Rearing a

In February 2022, a youth-led organization in Chicago released a research report in which young men of color surveyed their

Thinkinc. stands with Journey 4 Justice and their Equity or Else campaign that seeks to purge racism from the United

E(art)h Chicago is a simple and exciting idea: Give artists $300,000 in grants to work in communities across the city

In fall 2021, the Journey for Justice Alliance debuted its national “Equity or Else” campaign aimed at building a national