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We’re out in the Bronzeville Neighborhood at the “Lawless Block Club Party”.
S/O to Institute for Positive Living & other Stackholders for the event.
Come out to see if qualify for a FREE Android cell phone, raffles, and much more!
‼️Volunteer Opportunity‼️This Sat, August 7. For the 17th Annual Health Fair with State Senator Mattie Hunter and other incredible community orgs and leaders including:
Institute for Positive Living
Illinois Institute of Technology
PepsiCo
UChicago Medicine
Nekritz Amdor Consulting
National Kidney Foundation
Illinois Kidney Care Alliance
ComEd
Chicago Public Schools FACE Social Change
Illinois Lottery
There will be health screenings, COVID-19 vaccinations, hair cuts and braiding, and so much more! Hope to see you there 🙂
https://bit.ly/2TKQAhW
📍IIT Campus
33rd and State Street
Volunteer
Shifts:
⏰ 8am - 12pm
⏰ 11am - 2pm
No need to rsvp, bring a loved one or friend!
is ready for YOU!
This week we hear from an awesome incoming senior at Lane Tech College Prep about her work on the Mikva Challenge's Youth Safety Advisory Council. Then we find out how the Institute for Positive Living is making sure communities in Chicago are filling out the census. And we hear from Steven Krakow of the Chicago Reader as we profile the late great Chicago soul singer Bill Coday. The local music this week comes from Slightly Faded.
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For this week's Audio Magazine, we asked our performers to name an organization they'd like to highlight. We have those orgs listed below along with this episode's masthead. Please take some time to check them out and, if you're able, make a donation.
AMS. (Youth Empowerment Performance Project (YEPP)
Marsha Warfield Page (DuSable Museum of African American History)
John McCombs (RAINN)
Ric Walker (Equal Justice Initiative)
Calvin Evans Comedy (Institute for Positive Living)
Demi Adejuyigbe (Minnesota Freedom Fund & People's City Council Freedom Fund)