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Local Org. Helps Connect Communities to Resources as Eviction Ban Ends: Spanish Coalition for Housing, Aug 17, 2021; As the Illinois Eviction Moratorium comes to an end this month, a local housing counseling agency is helping connect individuals and families to resources.
GAGDC accepting applications for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP): Aug 13, 2021; GAGDC is now accepting applications for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP)!
Missed the May Tax Deadline? Many Illinoisans Still Able to Receive Thousands of Dollars from Stimulus Checks, Tax Credits by Filing Late: Get My Payment IL Coalition, Jun 10, 2021; Get My Payment IL Coalition Continues to Increase Access to Stimulus Checks, Government Funds
Get Vaccinated : VAX Sites In the Community: Jun 3, 2021; Auburn Gresham, Chicagoans, get vaccinated to help protect against Coronavirus (COVID-19). #ProtectChicago #SaveLives #VaxChiNow #WearYourMask #WashYourHands
Auburn Gresham Community Roundtable ALL RESIDENTS OF AUBURN GRESHAM ARE INVITED TO ATTEND Thursday, May 13 from 6–7 p.m.: May 10, 2021; Join the Chicago Department of Planning and Development (DPD), Thursday, May 13 from 6-7pm , for an update on the Auburn Gresham INVEST SOUTH/WEST proposal at 838-58 W. 79th St.
Low-Income Illinoisans Could Be Eligible For $3,700 to $30,000+ By Filing 2020 Taxes: Get My Payment IL Coalition, May 6, 2021; Get My Payment IL Coalition Works to Increase Access to Stimulus Checks, Government Funds
Spanish Coalition for Housing Addresses the Forgotten Side to Fair Housing Amid the Pandemic: Spanish Coalition for Housing, Apr 21, 2021; Agency Connects 520+ Independent Landlords with Resources as COVID-19 Housing Policies Favor Renters
Spanish Coalition for Housing Assists More Than 2,000 Households Amid Pandemic: Spanish Coalition for Housing, Mar 17, 2021; Housing Counseling Agency Continues Services Virtually to Connect Chicagoans to Housing and Support Resources
Vaccine Registration for Seniors Opens MARCH 4!: City of Chicago, Mayor's Office of Community Engagement, Mar 3, 2021; Seniors age 65 and older can schedule an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine at the new United Center mass vaccination site.
CPS ready options for families to allow students to safely return to school...: CPS Newsletter, Feb 8, 2021; After nearly a year away from their classrooms, teachers, and friends, we are happy to announce that CPS students who want to learn in person will be returning to their schools.
Chicago’s first Transit Equity Day Celebration: Feb 4, 2021; We hope you can join us for Chicago’s first Transit Equity Day celebration on February 4 at noon.
Do you know a young person in need?: Jan 25, 2021; As we begin 2021, Mercy Home for Boys & Girls is anticipating residential openings this winter for girls ages 11-14 and boys and girls 17 and up.
INVEST South/West Auburn Gresham RFP Response.: Jan 25, 2021; The nearly 23,000-square-foot-site consists of six parcels of vacant land owned by the City.
Collins secures new location for Auburn Gresham COVID Testing Site: Office of State Senator Jacqueline A. Collins, Jan 18, 2021; Collins secures new location for Auburn Gresham COVID Testing Site.
America’s Cities Were Designed to Oppress: Reprinted from City Lab 01.07.21, Bryan Lee Jr. June 3, 2020, 2:56 PM CDT (initially published), Jan 7, 2021; How to Design Justice Into American Cities. Architects and planners have an obligation to protect health, safety and welfare through the spaces we design. As the George Floyd protests reveal,…
Chicago Hospitality COVID Relief Grant Available, Apply Now!: Small Business Grant Resources Available, Nov 17, 2020; $10,000 grants are available for Chicago’s independent restaurants and bars that continue to facing hallenges due to the COVID-19. Application Closes 11/23!
Latinx Business Regional BIG Webinars:: Nov 10, 2020; Join the Illinois Department of Commerce & Economic Opportunity (DCEO) to learn about the Business Interruption Grant Program (BIG). In this webinar, Latinx, Latino, Latina, and Hispanic owned…
Department of Planning and Development announces the first-ever Artists-In-Residence for four of the city’s INVEST South/West neighborhoods!: Nov 9, 2020; Department of Planning and Development announces the first-ever Artists-In-Residence for four of the city’s INVEST South/West neighborhoods, with communities and it includes and artist for…
City Treasurer Launches Small Business Series to Highlight Success Stories: Oct 7, 2020; Small business series will launch with Nicole Jordan Catering, a McKinley Park recipient of the city’s Chicago Small Business Resiliency Loan
Join Healthy Chicago 2025 Launch on Sept 17: Reprint Newsletter The Center for Community Health, Sep 4, 2020; Join Healthy Chicago 2025 Launch on Sept 17
City Treasurer Hosts Final Community Cleanups of the Summer: Aug 30, 2020; City Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin hosted two final community cleanups of the summer on the South and West sides in celebration and culmination of an initiative to clean Chicago.
Park District Rollin' Recreation Activity Van: Jul 29, 2020; The Rollin' Recreation activity van offers fun for the whole family at a number of parks throughout the city.
State Business Interruption Grants program opens June 22nd!: State Senator Jacqueline Collins, Jun 17, 2020; Governor enacts program to help closed, damaged business properties, State Senator Collins urges owners to apply! DCEO will make the application for Business Interruption Grants (BIG ) available on…
City of Chicago "My CHI. My Future" Concert For Youth May 23rd @3pm: Mayor's Office Education & Human Services Team, May 23, 2020; My CHI. My Future., and to begin connecting youth to meaningful and engaging virtual opportunities, and connecting you to the content shared by your colleagues.
As remote learning ramps up in Chicago, a high-stakes question: Should students be learning anything new?: Originally posted on Chalkbeat by Mila Koumpilova on April 8, 2020, Apr 8, 2020; Carla Jones, a teacher at Cook Elementary on Chicago’s South Side, weighs in on remote learning plans.