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New Play ‘The Billboard’ Shows Changing the Narrative Around Abortion Isn’t Easy
A review of Natalie Moore’s 'The Billboard' dives into the complexities of reproductive justice within the Black community and offers no easy answers The post New Play ‘The Billboard’ Shows Changing the Narrative Around Abortion Isn’t Easy appeared first on South Side Weekly.
South Shore Nursing Home Repeatedly Cited for Understaffing and Resident Neglect
“It’s like a waiting room to die,” said one resident of Sympathy South Shore Rehabilitation The post South Shore Nursing Home Repeatedly Cited for Understaffing and Resident Neglect appeared first on South Side Weekly.
City Struggles with Low Attendance and Protest at Budget Forums
Residents learned about City services and provided feedback about budget priorities, but some were dissatisfied with the roundtable format and the City’s overall engagement efforts The post City Struggles with Low Attendance and Protest at Budget Forums appeared first on South Side Weekly.
Chicago’s Guaranteed Income Pilot Program, Explained
Using $31.5 million of federal relief funds, the City will give $500 a month to 5,000 families. Over 176,000 people applied, making the program more competitive than admission to Harvard University The post Chicago’s Guaranteed Income Pilot Program, Explained appeared first on South Side Weekly.
Guaranteed Income Offers Formerly Incarcerated People a Glimpse of Stability
Many formerly incarcerated people struggle to find employment because of the stigma of a criminal record. To help, one organization is offering cash The post Guaranteed Income Offers Formerly Incarcerated People a Glimpse of Stability appeared first on South Side Weekly.
Fed Up with Mega Festivals in Douglass Park
The neighborhood park is partially fenced off for most of the summer for three different music festivals, and community members feel ignored The post Fed Up with Mega Festivals in Douglass Park appeared first on South Side Weekly.
Altgeld Gardens Residents Can’t Wait for Solar Project
They’re hopeful the solar installation will provide jobs for CHA residents and help fund a local grocery store The post Altgeld Gardens Residents Can’t Wait for Solar Project appeared first on South Side Weekly.
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