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Kenwood Oakland Community Organization (KOCO)
- ABC-7 News, June 14, 2022 | ‘We Walk for Her’ shines light on unsolved cases of missing women, girls of color
- CBS-2 News, June 14, 2022 | Teens marching in 5th annual ‘We Walk For Her’ Tuesday night
- CBS-2 News, June 14, 2022 | ‘We Walk for Her’ march will be tonight
- Fox-32 News, June 14, 2022 | It’s the fifth year for the We Walk for Her event
- NBC-5 News, June 14, 2022 | Protesters are taking to the streets
- WBBM Newsradio, June 15, 2022 | ‘We Walk for Her’: Activists march on South Side, calling for stronger effort in solving cases of missing Black women
- WBEZ-FM, June 14, 2022 | This hour, activists on Chicago’s south side are gathering for the 5th annual We Walk for Her march
- WBEZ-FM, June 14, 2022 | Activists on Chicago’s south side are gathering for the 5th annual We Walk for Her March at 5 tonight
- WGN-TV, June 14, 2022 | The 5th annual We Walk for Her march will start at 5 o’clock
- WVON-AM, June 14, 2022 | The We Walk for Her march is going to be at 5 o’clock today
- Fox-32 News, June 13, 2022 | Chicagoans to march to raise awareness for missing Black women, girls
- WTTW-TV, June 11, 2022 | Activists to Hold Walk for Missing and Murdered Chicago Women
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Jun 18, 2022 | In Chicago, march highlights unsolved cases of missing Black women
- Washington Post, June 15, 2022 | In Chicago, march highlights unsolved cases of missing Black women
- Chicago Tribune, June 14, 2022 | Bronzeville march brings attention to slain and missing Black women in Chicago
- Hyde Park Herald, June 14, 2022 | We Walk for Her
- Yahoo News, June 14, 2022 | Teens marching in ‘We Walk For Her’ Tuesday night
- Chicago Tribune and its many suburban newspapers, June 15, 2022 | Yorkville man charged with killing Aurora woman Tyesha Bell who went missing 19 years ago
- NBC-5 News, June 14, 2022 | Chicago police release security video of missing Black woman Kierra Coles withdrawing money before her disappearance in 2018 (no link available)
- ABC-7 News, June 14, 2022 | Chicago police release surveillance video of Kierra Coles, pregnant postal worker missing since 2018. The video includes a brief shot of KOCO members making signs for the We Walk for Her march and a sound bite from KOCO’s Tanisha Williams stating the goal of the We Walk for Her march: “What’s most important is that every case – Kierra Coles’ case and every cold case – gets the necessary attention that it deserves in Black and Brown communities.”
- Chicago Sun-Times | September 6, 2021: Chicagoans rally to help New Orleans victims of Hurricane Ida
- Chicago Sun-Times | June 25, 2021: They walked for the ‘Unforgotten 51’ and all other Black women murdered or missing in Chicago
- Block Club Chicago | June 23, 2021: ‘We Walk For Her’ March Calls For Compassion For Missing And Murdered Black Women — And Transparency From Police
- Chicago Tribune | June 23, 2021: We Walk for Her march has youth demanding action over deaths and disappearances of young Black and brown women
- CBS-2 Chicago | June 22, 2021: ‘We Walk For Her’ Brings Attention To Murdered Black Women And Girls
- Fox-32 Chicago | June 22, 2021: 4th annual ‘We Walk for Her’ march held in Chicago
- WGN-9 | April 4, 2021: Illinois House could consider allowing cities to impose rent control policies
- ABC-7 Chicago | March 25, 2021: Coverage of news conference
- Chicago Sun-Times | March 25, 2021: Coalition demands community members sit on new Mercy Hospital board
- Block Club Chicago | Tuesday, December 22, 2020: Activists, Health Care Workers Demand Pritzker, Lightfoot Keep Pressure On Mercy Hospital To Stay Open
- WGN News | Monday, December 21, 2020: Activists call for keeping Mercy Hospital open as pandemic continues
- KOCO Protests Plans to Close Mercy Hospital
Lawndale Christian Development Corporation
- Chicago Sun-Times | April 26, 2022: Smart investment can unlock North Lawndale’s economic potential
- Block Club Chicago | April 26, 2022: Lawndale Has Been Robbed Of Equitable Investment For Generations, New Study Finds
- Chicago Tribune | April 25, 2022: Revitalizing North Lawndale will require more stores, education, to keep dollars in the community, report says
- Chicago Sun-Times | April 25, 2022: New study finds ‘generations’ of disinvestment, systemic racism in North Lawndale
- WBBM Newsradio | April 25, 2022: Study illustrates struggles of North Lawndale
Dick Simpson’s “Democracy’s Rebirth”
- Chicago Tribune | April 15, 2022: Dick Simpson’s latest book looks at democracy through a Chicago lens. He shares thoughts on corruption and making our democracy better.
- WTTW | April 19, 2022: New Book by Chicago Political Observer Dick Simpson Explores Democracy’s Future
Community Organizing and Family Issues
- Block Club Chicago | March 22, 2022: Chicago Group Advocating For Low-Income Parents Receives $2 Million Donation From MacKenzie Scott
- Chicago Tribune | March 22, 2022: MacKenzie Scott donates $2M to COFI, funds that will be used to nationalize parental leadership model
Dick Simpson
Communities United
- ABC-7 Chicago | February 21, 2022: A new study showed that normalizing trauma leads to worsened mental health in young Black and Brown men
- CBS-2 Chicago | February 21, 2022: Study Shows Trauma, Inequality Leading To Mental Health Challenges For Young Men Of Color In Chicago
- Crain’s Chicago Business | February 21, 2022: Chicago youth on Chicago youth: Mental trauma is real
- Fox-32 Chicago | February 21, 2022: New Chicago study focuses on mental health of young men of color
- Chicago Tribune | February 21, 2022: Chicago’s mental health resources for young Black and brown men need an overhaul — and a group of them are researching how to do it
- WBBM Newsradio | February 21, 2022: New research shows trauma and inequity created worsening mental health for Chicago’s young men of color
- Chalk Beat Chicago | October 5, 2021: Boys Of Color Were Hit Hard By The Pandemic. What Do They Need Now?
- Chicago Tribune | September 21, 2021: Lurie Children’s Hospital and Communities United have a shot to win $20M to transform mental health for Black and brown youths
- Fox-32 Chicago | September 21, 2021: Chicago partnership aims to transform mental health system
- WBBM Newsradio | September 21, 2021: Kellogg Foundation awards $1M grant to invest in Chicago youth leadership, mental health
- WBBM Newsradio | September 21, 2021: Kellogg Foundation awards $1M grant to invest in Chicago youth leadership, mental health
- Block Club Chicago | August 30, 2021: CPS Agrees To Take 1 Officer Out Of Each Of 24 Schools That Voted For Removal
- Chicago Sun-Times | August 30, 2021: CPD Agrees To Pull Cops From Schools That Voted To Remove Them
- Chicago Sun-Times | August 13, 2021: Knocking On Doors Across Chicago, They’re Aiming To Help People Stave Off Eviction
- Block Club Chicago | July 23, 2021: Friends, Family Of Slain Youth Activist Caleb Reed Look For Permanent Home For A Mural In His Honor
- Chicago Sun-Times | July 21, 2021: CPS Schools Remove Dozens Of Cops, Shifting $2M From School Policing To Other Student Supports
- Telemundo Chicago | July 21, 2021: Escuelas De CPS Votan Para Decidir Si Quieren O No Policías En Sus Planteles
- Univision | July 21, 2021: No son cárceles: activista sobre la eliminación de policías de las Escuelas Públicas de Chicago
- WBEZ | July 21, 2021: More Police Voted Out Of Chicago Schools — But They Remain In Mostly Black Schools
- Chalk Beat Chicago | July 21, 2021: Final tally: Majority of Chicago high schools will reduce police presence on campus this year
- La Raza | July 19, 2021: Comunidades inmigrantes de Chicago abogan por incluir un camino a la ciudadanía en el presupuesto federal
- Chicago Sun-Times | July 16, 2021: Housing advocates push to preserve two-flats in Chicago
- Block Club Chicago | July 9, 2021: Thousands Of Chicagoans Could Face Evictions Next Month. This Group Is Going Door To Door To Keep People In Their Homes
- Univision Chicago | July 9, 2021: ¿Vives en Chicago y estás en peligro de desalojo? Conoce cuáles son tus derechos
- Chalk Beat Chicago | July 1, 21: Three Chicago Teens, One Pandemic Year: How COVID-19 Widened Education Gaps For Boys Of Color
- USA Today | July 1, 2021: ‘I Don’t Think You Are Ready’: Boys Of Color Fell Furthest Behind At School Amid COVID
- WTTW-TV | June 19, 2021: Chicago Flats Initiative Aims to Preserve Affordable Multifamily Housing
Journey for Justice
- Chicago Tribune | January 12, 2022: Op-ed: We can fight the school-to-prison pipeline with better public education for students of color
Illinois Science and Energy Innovation Foundation (ISEIF)
- Chicago Tribune | December 8, 2021: E(art)H Chicago offering $300K for art that addresses climate change
- WGN-9 | December 8, 2021: Helping local artists make an impact through their art
High-Speed Rail Alliance
- WTTW-TV | September 1 2021: Illinois Advocates Hope High-Speed Rail Is on the Horizon
Chicago Women in Trades
- Construction Drive | August 24, 2021: Infrastructure bill could expand opportunities for women
Institute for the Study of Societal Issues, University of California, Berkeley
- Media Advisory | March 16, 2021: Houston Mayor Turner Joins Chicago Mayor Lightfoot & Newark Mayor Baraka in a Virtual Series: Black Mayors & Leadership in the U.S.
- Media Advisory | March 10, 2021: Newark Mayor Baraka Joins Chicago Mayor Lightfoot & Houston Mayor Turner in a Virtual Series: Black Mayors & Leadership in the U.S.
- Media Advisory | March 4, 2021: Chicago Mayor Lightfoot, Newark Mayor Baraka & Houston Mayor Turner
Black Mayors & Leadership in the U.S., a Virtual Series. National Reporters Moderate Conversations
on Criminal Justice Reform, The Wealth Gap & Diversity & Inclusion
VOYCE, a project of Communities United
- CBS-2 Chicago | March 24, 2021: CPS Board Approves Starting 2021-2022 School Year A Week Early, Discusses Alternatives To School Resource Officer Program
- Chalkbeat Chicago | March 24, 2021: Chicago asks its high schools to come up with alternatives to campus police
- Chicago Sun-Times | March 24, 2021: CPS pushes alternatives to police in schools, but won’t yank them yet
- WGN-TV | March 24, 2021: CPS partners with community groups to rethink school safety without resource officers
- WTTW-TV | March 24, 2021: CPS Considers Alternatives to School Resource Officers
- WBBM Newsradio | January 27, 2021: CPS partners with 5 community groups to find alternatives to in-school officers
- WTTW-TV | January 26, 2021: CPS Partnering With Community Groups to Rethink School Safety Without Resource Officers
Friends of the Parks
- Chicago Sun-Times | Tuesday, November 24, 2020: Fight over General Iron shows why Chicago must confront environmental racism
- Chicago Tribune | Thursday, November 19, 2020: Commentary: Stop shifting polluters around the city and develop an environmental justice plan
#SaveTheChicagoReporter
- Robert Feder | Thursday, October 22, 2020: Robservations: Support grows to save Chicago Reporter
- WTTW | Wednesday, October 7, 2020: The Chicago Reporter Alumni Question Publication’s Hiatus. Owners Call It ‘Manufactured Hysteria’
VOYCE
- The Chicago Crusader | Monday, October 19, 2020: Students Battle Covid Trauma With Get-Out-The-Vote Push WOKE Project to Help Build Voter Turnout
- Block Club Chicago | Tuesday, August 4, 2020: Loved Ones Honor Slain Teen Activist Caleb Reed: ‘I’m Going To Keep Pushing His Legacy No Matter What’
- Chicago Tribune | Tuesday, August 4, 2020: Community leaders vow to carry on work of slain activist Caleb Reed, and will press his high school to remove Chicago cops
- CBS-2 Chicago | Monday, August 3, 2020: Heartbreak After 17-Year-Old Activist Caleb Reed Is Found Shot Dead
- WGN-9 | Tuesday, August 4, 2020: Family remembers slain teen activist who worked against gun violence, police in schools
- NBC-5 Chicago | Tuesday, August 4, 2020: ‘So much grief’: Teen activist killed in weekend shooting mourned by family, friends
- WTTW | Tuesday, August 4, 2020: ‘˜That Boy Was Loved’: Family, Friends Gather to Remember Slain Teen Activist Caleb Reed
- The Associated Press | Tuesday, June 16, 2020: Chicago aldermen propose removing police from public schools
- NBC-5 | Tuesday, June 16, 2020: Aldermen Push to Remove Police From Chicago Public Schools
- ABC-7 | Tuesday, June 16, 2020: Chicago aldermen to introduce ordinance to remove CPD officers from CPS
- WGN-9 | Tuesday, June 16, 2020: Aldermen push to remove police from Chicago Public Schools
- Chicago Tribune | Tuesday, June 16, 2020: Aldermen, activists press for moving police out of Chicago Public Schools
- Chicago Sun-Times | Monday, June 15, 2020: 3 aldermen push to kick cops out of schools, plan to introduce ordinance at council meeting this week
- Chicago Sun-Times | Saturday, April 11, 2020: For young people of color, the coronavirus is a triple whammy along with poverty and violence
- Chicago Tribune | Friday, April 10, 2020: Commentary: Chicago Forward For teens, isolation during the pandemic can trigger mental health issues
- Chalkbeat | Thursday, April 9, 2020: Students: Chicago needs a mental health hotline and fast for youth displaced by coronavirus closures
Partnership for Safe and Peaceful Communities (PSPC)
- The Trace | June 25, 2020: Chicago’s Peace Academy graduates a new class of violence interrupters
- NBC-5 | June 5, 2020: ‘Peace flowers’ beautify, bring hope to Chicago
- Chicago Citizen June 2, 2020: Grant program pivots in midst of Covid-19
- Crain’s Chicago Business | May 22, 2020: Chicago’s biggest foundations team up to ease COVID fallout
- WTTW | May 22, 2020: Firsthand: Gun Violence
- Block Club Chicago | May 20, 2020: $1 Million Grant Program Helps South And West Side Groups Adapt To Coronavirus As They Work To Stop Violence
- WBEZ-FM | April 22, 2020: Chicago Awards $7.5M To Anti-Violence Groups
- NPR’s ‘Here & Now’ | March 25, 2020: Coronavirus interrupts efforts to curb gun violence In Chicago
- Comcast Newsmakers | Feb. 19, 2020: Vaughn Bryant on ‘Comcast Newsmakers’
- Chicago Tribune | Jan. 31, 2020: Commentary: Chicago Forward: Violence reduction goes hand in hand with reaching disconnected youth
- CNN | Dec. 31, 2019: Chicago’s homicide rate decreases for the third straight year
Ald. Michael D. Rodriguez
- Block Club Chicago | April 15, 2020: Developer Fires Contractor, Apologizes For Little Village Dust Disaster, But Some Neighbors Want Them Gone
- Block Club Chicago | May 14, 2020: Lightfoot Calls Off Demolition At Little Village Hilco Site After Protesters Show Up At Her House
- Block Club Chicago | May 21, 2020: City Changes Story On Hilco Building Permit In Little Village, Saying It Was A Mistake
The Field Foundation
- WTTW-TV | June 23, 2020: Field Foundation Awards $50K Grants to 11 ‘Leaders for a New Chicago’
- Philanthropy News Digest | June 18, 2020: Field, MacArthur foundations announce 2020 Leaders for a New Chicago
- Resident Association of Greater Englewood, June 23, 2020: Asiaha Butler joins 2020 cohort: Leaders for a New Chicago
- Chicago Tribune | June 16, 2020: 11 Chicagoans each awarded $50,000 by Field Foundation for the plans they have to make a difference in the city
- Chicago Citizen | June 3, 2020: Grant program pivots in midst of COVID-19
- Inside Philanthropy | August 7, 2019: From “Keep out” to “Please come in.” Opening up grants processes leads to more equity
- WBBM-FM | July 5, 2019: At Issue: Field Foundation honors ‘Leaders for a New Chicago’
- Chicago Tribune | June 13, 2019: 14 Chicagoans received $50,000 each to make a difference in the city. Here’s how they plan to spend the dough.
- WBEZ-FM | June 17, 2019: Field Foundation gives 14 Chicagoans $50,000 for a ‘New Chicago’
- Chicago Sun-Times | June 12, 2019: 14 Chicago grassroots leaders win $25,000 grants
- Nonprofit Quarterly | June 13, 2019: A different kind of grant program in the richness of Chicago
Chicago Independent Venue League (CIVL)
- Billboard | January 30, 2019: Indie Live Venues Continue to Battle $6 Billion Chicago Development After Live Nation Exclusive Dropped
- Block Club Chicago | January 24, 2019: Hundreds Pack City Hall, Calling ‘Rushed’ Lincoln Yards Vote The New ‘Parking Meter Deal’
- The Reader | January 23, 2019: Why won’t City Hall fight for Chicago’s homegrown music scene?
- Crain’s Chicago Business | January 23, 2019: What’s the rush on Lincoln Yards?
- Chicago Tribune | January 21, 2018: Third time not the charm for Lincoln Yards plan. It still needs work despite alderman’s hasty approval
- Chicago Sun-Times | January 21, 2018: EDITORIAL: Hit pause button on Lincoln Yards vote until after elections
- Spin | January 15, 2019: Live Nation’s Chicago Takeover Hits a Snag
- Block Club Chicago | January 8, 2019: Lincoln Yards Soccer Stadium Not Happening – But Fight Against TIF Funding For Development Continues
- Chicago Tribune | November 30, 2018: Chicago music venues join ranks to battle plans for Live Nation in Lincoln Yards
Grassroots Alliance for Police Accountability (GAPA)
- Chicago Sun-Times | November 19, 2019: Lightfoot prodded ever so gently to deliver on promise of civilian police review
- Chicago Sun-Times | September 20, 2018: Emanuel pressured to deliver civilian police oversight before leaving office
- Chicago Tribune | September 20, 2018: Group calls on Mayor Rahm Emanuel to act on civilian police oversight before he leaves office
- WBEZ | May 30, 2018: ‘Grassroots’ Plan Seeks Accountability For Police Leadership
- NPR | May 28, 2018: Chicago Debates If Civilian Groups Should Oversee Police
- Chicago Sun-Times | May 18, 2018: After chaotic hearing on civilian oversight of cops, alderman to change format
- ABC-7 | May 21, 2018: Police union president insists no more civilian oversight needed
- Chicago Sun-Times | May 10, 2018: Mayoral ally schedules five public hearings on civilian police review
- Chicago Tribune | April 6, 2018: Haggling over citizen oversight of CPD
- CBS-2 | April 6, 2018: The Promise Of Transparency
- WTTW | April 5, 2018: What Oversight Should Civilians Have Over Chicago Police?
- Chicago Tribune | March 28, 2018: Counterproposals for police oversight board don’t include power to fire superintendent
- ABC-7 | March 13, 2018: Group proposes civilian commission to oversee Chicago police
- WGN-9 | March 13, 2018: Grassroots group wants authority over CPD to improve community relations
- Chicago Tribune | March 13, 2018: Activists stand up for proposed civilian power to fire top Chicago cop
- Chicago Tribune | March 12, 2018: Chicago prepares to debate the role of citizens in police oversight
Alternative Schools Network (ASN)
- Chicago Sun-Times | Monday, June 12, 2017: Chicago youth jobs report highlights need for better public transit
- Chicago Tribune | Monday, June 12, 2017: Column: Pay to train at-risk youths now or pay for them later
- Chicago Tribune | Monday, June 12, 2017: Nearly 90,000 Cook County teens, young adults not in school or working, report says
- Crain’s Chicago Business | Monday, June 12, 2017: Report paints dismal picture of youth joblessness in Chicago
- Chicago Tribune | Saturday, January 28, 2017: Report says youth unemployment chronic, concentrated and deeply rooted
- ABC 7 News | Monday, January 30, 2017: Panel tackles youth unemployment, Chicago violence
- CBS Chicago | Monday, January 30, 2017: Study ties loss of jobs to rise in violent crime
- Chicagoist | Monday, January 30, 2017: “Chronic” unemployment of young people of color Tied to Crime: Study
- Crain’s Chicago Business | Saturday, January 28, 2017: Chicago joblessness and crime are connected, U of I report concludes
- Chicago Sun-Times | Tuesday, February 7, 2017: Black leaders to Trump: Chicago needs urban renewal not tweets
- Chicago Sun-Times | Sunday, February 12, 2017: Job skills and opportunities deter violence
- Chicago Tribune | Monday, January 30, 2017: Hopelessness: A Byproduct of violence in Chicago
- Chicago Tribune | Wednesday, February 1, 2017: Editorial: Fix Chicago’s violence? Start by helping kids land jobs
- Chicago Tribune | Saturday, January 28, 2017: Report says youth unemployment chronic, concentrated and deeply rooted
- WBEZ | Monday, January 30, 2017: Chronic youth unemployment hurts Chicago
- Crain’s Chicago Business | Friday, January 22, 2016: New report details huge unemployment among young blacks, Latinos in Chicago
- Chicago Tribune | Monday, January 25, 2016: Nearly half of young black men in Chicago out of work, out of school: report
- Chicago Tribune | Monday, January 25, 2016: Commentary: Want to curb violence? Give black men a job
- Catalyst Chicago | Monday, January 25, 2016: Take 5: Borrowing delay, Little Village victory, youth unemployment
- RedEye | Monday, January 25, 2016: Nearly half of young black men in Chicago out of work, out of school: report
- DNAInfo |Monday, January 25, 2016: Young, Black & Out of Work: Study Explores Unemployment Crisis in Chicago
- Jet Magazine |Monday, January 25, 2016: A Disturbing Report on Black Men in Chicago
- Ebony | Monday, January 25, 2016: Report Shows Dramatic Disparities in Youth Unemployment in Chicago
- ChicagoNow | Monday, January 25, 2016: Nearly half of Chicago’s young black men are out of work, out of school
- Hispanic Trending | Monday, January 25, 2016: UIC Study Shows High Unemployment Among Black, Hispanic Youth In Chicago
- Fusion | Monday, January 25, 2016: Nearly half of young black men in Chicago are neither in school nor working
- Progress Illinois | Tuesday, January 26, 2016: Report: Chicago’s Youth Hit Hard By Unemployment
- Examiner.com | Tuesday, January 26, 2016: Nearly half of young black Chicago males are unemployed and not in school
- Latin Post | Tuesday, January 26, 2016: Chicago, New York and Los Angeles Home to Highest Numbers of Unemployed Hispanics, Blacks
- Tri-State Defender (Memphis) | Wednesday, January 27, 2016: SPECIAL REPORT: Disconnected youth Amid a nationwide crisis, the Chicago situation is acute
- Chicago Sun Times | Wednesday, January 27, 2016: Mitchell: Job creation should start at home
- Politico | Wednesday, January 27, 2016: DEVASTATING STATS — Nearly half of young black men in Chicago out of work, out of school: report
- Real Times Media | Wednesday, January 27, 2016: SPECIAL REPORT: Disconnected youth Amid a nationwide crisis, the Chicago situation is acute
- Hyde Park Herald | Thursday, January 28, 2016: Report finds high rates of unemployment among city’s Black youth
- Capitol Fax | Thursday, January 28, 2016: Today’s numbers: Horrific
- Atlanta Black Star | Friday, January 29, 2016: The Staggering Facts Behind Why Nearly Half of Chicago’s Black Men Are Unemployed and Out of School
- World Socialist Website | Monday, February 1, 2016: Report reveals ongoing social crisis for Chicago’s youth and young adult
- Chicago Tribune | Wednesday, February 10, 2016: Obama to return to the scene of the “Lost Years”
- Windy City Live | Wednesday, January 27, 2016: CHICAGO URBAN YOUTH JOBS STATS
- CBS Chicago | Saturday, January 23, 2016:UIC Study Highlights High Unemployment Among Black, Hispanic Youth
- CAN TV Saturday, January 23, 2016: Youth Employment Hearing
- WTTW | Friday, January 30, 2015: Chicago Tonight
- WLS-ABC | Sunday, February 1, 2015: (link to view)
- CLTV | Friday, January 30, 2015: (links to view here, here and here)
- WBBM-CBS | Friday, January 30, 2015: (link to view)
- WBBM-CBS | Friday, January 30, 2015: (link to view)
- WBBM-CBS | Friday, January 30, 2015: (link to view)
- WBEZ-FM NPR Radio | Friday, January 30, 2015: (link to listen)
- WBEZ-FM NPR Radio | Friday, January 30, 2015: (link to listen)
- WSNS-Telemundo | Friday, January 30, 2015: (link to view)
- Chicago Sun-Times | Friday, January 24, 2014: Teen gap shows how far we have to go: Mary Mitchell | Go to client page>>
- WBEZ-FM NPR Radio | Friday, January 17, 2014: Stagnant employment picture for Illinois teens | Go to client page>>
- WFLD Fox 32, Fox Chicago News | Friday, January 17, 2014: (Online post) New Study Finds 92% of African American Male Teens Are Unemployed | Go to client page>>
- Chicago Reporter | Friday, January 17, 2014: Illinois is in top 10 for teen unemployment: Report | Go to client page>>
- DNAinfo (Sam Cholke) | Monday, January 20, 2014: Teens Push Lawmakers as Unemployment Climbs to 89 Percent for Black Teens | Go to client page>>
- Chicago Sun-Times | December 12, 2012: Take on high school dropout crisis | Go to client page>>
- CBS Moneywatch | January 24, 2012: Report: Teen Employment Drops in Illinois | Go to client page>>
- Chicago Tribune | January 24, 2012: Job search not working out for vast majority of teens | Go to client page>>
- WBEZ Chicago Public Radio | January 24, 2013: Stagnant employment picture for Illinois teens | Go to client page>>
Chicago Housing Initiative
- Chicago Sun-Times | January 19, 2014:Editorial: CHA sits on cash as needs rise | Go to client page>>
- Fox32 (WFLD-TV) Chicago | September 11, 2013: Thousands of low-income families erased from CHA`s waiting list | Go to client page>>
- Chicago Tribune | September 19, 2013: The Wait to Return | Go to client page>>
Council on Foundations
- Chicago Tribune | April 7, 2013: Emanuel: ‘Policing, prevention, penalties and parenting’ needed to stop gun violence | Go to client page>>
Cure Violence/CeaseFire Illinois
- Chicago Sun Times | Saturday, April 19, 2014: In Pre-Easter March, Chicago Religious, Community Activists Call For Peace
- WLS-TV Chicago (ABC 7 Eyewitness News) | Saturday, April 19, 2014: Anti-violence Easter March Held In South Chicago
- DNAinfo Chicago | Friday, April 18, 2014: Anti-violence March And Prayer Service Set For Saturday In South Chicago
Generations Community Bank
- DNAinfo.com | March 22, 2013: Investment Group Poised to Acquire South Side Highland Community Bank | Go to client page>>
- Crain’s Chicago Business | March 21, 2013: Possible rescue for black-owned, South Side bank | Go to client page>>
Journey For Justice
- Associated Press | February 3, 2013: The Big Story: School Turnarounds Prompt Community Backlash | Go to client page>>
- Huffington Post | January 29, 2013: School Closures Violate Civil Rights, Protestors Tell Arne Duncan | Go to client page>>
- New York Times | January 28, 2013: Education Dept. to Hear School Closing Complaints | Go to client page>>
Pullman Rail Journeys
- Forbes Travel Guide: Startle Blog | November 27, 2012: Restored Pullman Trains Take Travelers Back To A Simpler Time | Go to client page>>
- AZCentral.com | October 11, 2012: Pullman Restores Rail Cars for 1st-Class U.S. Rail Travel With Pullman Rail Journeys | Go to client page>>
Youth Connection Charter Schools
- WBEZ Radio | October 4, 2012: Young people register to vote in Daley Plaza | Go to client page>>
- CAN-TV | October 4, 2012: Student Voter Registration Drive (Video) | Go to client page>>
Instituto del Progreso Latino
- Chicago Sun-Times | November 16, 2011: Local Latinos provide boost to the economy | Go to client page>>
- Chicago Tribune | November 16, 2011: Study: Latinos will be 25% of Chicago’s workforce by 2015 | Go to client page>>
Metropolitan Tenants Organization
- Chicago Tribune | September 16, 2009: Chicago renters spending more of their paychecks on shelter | Go to client page>>
- Progress Illinois | September 15, 2009: Chicago’s Rental Housing Shortage | Go to client page>>
The Eleanor Foundation
- Education News | May 14, 2009: More Single Working Mothers Live in Suburbs than Cities | Go to client page>>
- ABC 7 Chicago | May 13, 2009: Report: Single mothers making do with less | Go to client page>>
National Alliance of Latin American and Caribbean Communities (NALACC)
- WSCV – TV – TELEMUNDO | September 17, 2014: Analizarn crisis humanitaria fronteriza
- KLDO – UNIVISION | September 16, 2014: Primer Impacto Extra 10pm
- KUNA – TELEMUNDO | September 16, 2014: Noticias at 6pm
- KSMS – UNIVISION | September 16, 2014: Noticias 67 at 6pm
- KAKW – UNIVISION | September 16, 2014: Noticias Austin 5pm
- KAKW – UNIVISION | September 16, 2014: Noticias Austin 10pm
- UNIVISION | September 16, 2014: Activistas piden mayores protecciones y cuidados para los miles de nios migrantes
- WSCV – TV [TELEMUNDO 51]| September 17, 2014:Analizarn crisis humanitaria fronteriza
- Think Progress | September 17, 2014: Meet Margarita, Who Was Robbed At Gunpoint And May Be Deported Back To HondurasRadio
- Hoy Los Angeles | September 16, 2014: Nios de la frontera regresan a la violencia y las carencias
- WBAI – FM | September 16, 2014: Wakeup Call
Great Cities Institute at University of Illinois at Chicago
- WLS-ABC | November 14, 2014 (link to view)
- WBEZ-FM-NPR RADIOÂ | November 13, 2014 (link to listen)
Woods Fund Chicago
- WGN-AM-RADIO | October 22, 2014 (link to listen)
Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago Inc. (NHS)
- Citizen Weekly | May 25, 2016: Program encourage homebuyers to choose Woodlawn