Join URI-EICHEN for our 4th show in a 5 month series about Income Inequality in America. Closing Reception – September
Cuts Kill: March for Community Investment
In Chicago we have seen our public schools closed, mental health clinics shuttered and affordable housing torn down. Historic
“Let’s Talk About It” art exhibit
Let’s Talk About It: Artwork That Inspires Dialogue on Current Societal Conflicts We are all in this together: sharing the
Chicago Progress Meetup: Bernie Sanders “Our Revolution” Live Broadcast @ Heartland Cafe
Everyone! The Chicago Progress team will be attending the Bernie Sanders live broadcast at the Heartland Cafe on August 24,
My Body, My Choice Trivia (Benefit for Planned Parenthood)
Planned Parenthood Illinois Action’s Future of Choice Committee invites you to a night of laughs, drinks, food, and trivia as
Public Hearing On Chicago Police Reform (West Side)
The Chicago City Council is expected to consider legislation in September involving police accountability reforms after five neighborhood hearings are
SlutWalk Chicago 2016
We’ll march, protest, chant, laugh, sing, speak out and listen to one another as we talk about the realities of living inside rape culture and build a community to fight it!
If your group, organization, union or collective would like to endorse this action, please let us know!
Use the hashtag #SlutWalkChi for this year’s event!
A REMINDER TO ALL: SlutWalk Chicago 2016 is a radically inclusive space. Racism, Sexism, Heterosexism, Cissexism, Transphobia, Body Shaming, Fatphobia, and Ableism in ANY form will NOT BE TOLERATED. Support one another; grow community!
Submissive Subversion: Rehabilitating Rehabilitation Narratives in Secretary
Rehabilitation has been a common trope in films with a central character who is disabled since the earliest years of
Design for Good: Responding to Violence
Design for Good: Responding to Violence As tensions in our city rise, the need for designers and design thinking to
Public Hearing On Chicago Police Reform (Garfield Park)
The Chicago City Council is expected to consider legislation in September involving police accountability reforms after five neighborhood hearings are