Organizers who work in education, homelessness and housing justice shared several tips on how Chicagoans can get more involved in key local issues affecting our communities in 2025.
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Organizadores laborales ofrecieron consejos a los inmigrantes —tanto recién llegados como establecidos desde hace mucho tiempo— sobre cómo trabajar de forma segura en Chicago.
Labor organizers offered advice to migrants — both newly arrived and long established — for how to work safely in Chicago.
At our latest Public Newsroom, Albany Park volunteers shared how their church became host to five migrant families — and how their work became a collaborative effort across their ward.
Ahead of a new collaborative investigation from City Bureau and the Invisible Institute, this latest Public Newsroom examined why Black youth run away and experience homelessness at such high rates and what it may take to address these challenges.
As part of our month-long education series “Who Gets to Build in Chicago,” we hosted a Public Newsroom where Blocks Together explained how to leverage the collective power of the community to resist unwanted development projects from breaking ground in public spaces.