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Social Security, a Super Hero to Many Americans: mayra salazar, May 26, 2016
What Is FICA?: mayra salazar, May 26, 2016
Honoring Our Service Members on Memorial Day: mayra salazar, May 26, 2016
ACCESS Educates Community on Lead Exposure: Elaine Hegwood Bowen, M.S.J., ACCESS Media Relations Specialist, May 23, 2016; Access Community Health Network Kicks off Community Learning Series at New ACCESS Center for Discovery and Learning in Englewood
Roosevelt University student and resident wins Social Justice Award for work in community.: Englewood Portal Community Submission, May 12, 2016; Psychology major Ashanti McCall believes there is no good story without a struggle, which is why her efforts as a Roosevelt University student have been geared toward helping others.
Growing Friendships, Hope and a Safe Haven in Englewood: EarthHeart Foundation, May 6, 2016; Cordia Pugh Named 2016 “Mother of Magnitude” by EarthHeart Foundation
Lead-Poisoning Prevention Program: May 6, 2016; Free visual lead inspections available.
City Colleges of Chicago Celebrates 2016 Graduating Class with Former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan: City Colleges of Chicago, May 2, 2016; Graduates of City Colleges of Chicago are getting ready to head off to in-demand careers or transfer to four-year colleges after receiving their associate degrees April 30th at the 2016 City Colleges of Chicago commencement ceremony at the UIC Pavilion.
MoneyLYFE is Going to Aspen: Apr 29, 2016; MoneyLYFE will be heading to Aspen, Colorado to present at the Aspen Ideas Festival.
Creative Placemaking with Teamwork Englewood: Teamwork Englewood, Apr 25, 2016; Teamwork Englewood with the generous support of the Kresge Foundation and LISC hosted a community workshop on creative placemaking.
Employment Ministry : CREATING YOUR STORY: Teamwork Englewood, Apr 15, 2016; Teamwork Englewood in Partnership with New Faith Baptist Church International, Employment Ministry presents resume building and career readiness training.
Money L.Y.F.E. Bank Fairs: Money L.Y.F.E., Apr 11, 2016; MoneyL.Y.F.E.(Leading Youth in Financial Education) is hosting bank fairs on April 13th and April 14th where Englewood residents can come in and learn about managing their finances and create a bank account. Residents are encouraged to come in and bring their Currency Exchange receipts from this year for cashing in checks; there will be a money giveaway for fees up to 10 dollars.
ComEd Pays Tribute to Diverse Businesses at Inaugural Supplier Diversity Awards Event: Apr 8, 2016; ComEd hosted it’s first-ever Supplier Diversity Awards Luncheon on April 4, at the Bridgeport Art Center located at 1200 W. 35^th Street in Chicago. ComEd honored some of its top diverse suppliers for high-quality excellence in helping to a modern 21^st Century electric system and grow other diverse businesses in the state of Illinois.
Tweeting Isn’t Just For The Birds: mayra salazar, Mar 30, 2016
Filing Taxes Just Got (A Little Bit) Easier: mayra salazar, Mar 30, 2016
Women’s History and Social Security: mayra salazar, Mar 30, 2016
Welcoming Sites for CPS Students on April 1st Teachers Strike: Mar 30, 2016, make a comment; There are more than 250 sites citywide that will provide trained staff to serve students with breakfast, lunch, online learning activities, physical education, arts and crafts during the 1 day Chicago Teachers Union strike. Register online at cps.edu/April1 or call 311 (the city of Chicago's information hotline) to find the site nearest you.
Englewood Youth in Technology: Mar 11, 2016; Members of Englewood Codes were recently featured in the Chicago Independent Bulletin newspaper.
2016 OFFERS A FRESH START FOR OMBUDSMAN CHICAGO STUDENTS: Mar 10, 2016; Ombudsman Chicago Celebrates 38 Winter Graduates
Englewood Quality of Life Plan II Task force Meetings: Feb 16, 2016; Quality of Life Plan II Mission: Engage people and organizations connected to the Englewood neighborhood in a planning process to articulate a clear vision of common neighborhood development goals and implementation strategies.
Lindblom Girls Form a Rugby Club: Symone Cirton, Feb 12, 2016
Teens Now Have Greater Access to Primary Medical Care: Feb 11, 2016; CHICAGO – February 10, 2016 – The Erie Teen Center, the Chicago area’s only freestanding health center providing specialized services just for teens and young adults, has moved, is expanding its hours and offering more confidential space for teens at its new location in Humboldt Park. And to help celebrate these changes, Echoes of Chicago is hosting a post Valentine’s Day event—Love Not Lost – showcasing music and artistic pieces that reflect on love with proceeds partially supporting Erie’s Teen Center.
RAINREADY PROJECT ASSOCIATE: Steven C. Philpott, Sr., Jan 28, 2016; CNT is seeking a community organizer and project manager, ideally with experience working in Chicago’s South Side and/or south suburbs, to lead our RainReady Neighbors initiative. RainReady helps people manage flooding and drought in a time of climate change. RainReady solutions are pursued at multiple scales, the home, the street, the neighborhood, and the community. We prioritize sustainable solutions that bring broader benefits for communities.
Englewood Matters: No Vote! No Voice!: Rashanah Baldwin, Jan 26, 2016, make a comment; Too few voters regularly show up at the polls in Englewood, giving away one of their most important sources of power in the future of our community.
Youth advocate receives Martin Luther King Humanitarian Award: St. Bernard Hospital, Jan 16, 2016; On the 87^th birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and St. Bernard Hospital held its 19th annual celebration honoring the life and legacy of the civil rights champion. This year’s honoree, Michael Tidmore, is a restorative justice advocate in Englewood, who has become an example to at-risk youth that they can turn their lives around.