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How a Network of Coordinated Grocery Runs Is Feeding Chicago

For nearly a year during the global pandemic, Grocery Run Club has supplied community members across Chicago with fresh produce and other necessities. Its organizers have no plans to stop.

April AlonsoMay 12, 2021

immigrant, rights, social, work, gender, domestic, violence, organizing, Chicago, Mexico, survivors, community

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As Told To Mi barrio me respalda

Chicago organizer Carolina Gallo provides support to survivors of domestic abuse who are often failed by — or fearful of — existing systems.

April AlonsoMay 11, 2021

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As Told To Español

Carolina Gallo es una organizadora comunitaria en Chicago que ayuda a las sobrevivientes de abuso doméstico quienes muchas veces, son defraudadas por los sistemas existentes o les tienen miedo.

April AlonsoMay 11, 2021

environmental, justice, immigrants, Chicago, youth, racism, Southeast, General, Iron, jobs, clean, health, comic

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Reclamando la zona de sacrificio

La campaña por la justicia ambiental dirigida por jóvenes en el Southeast Side.

Maria MaynezMay 6, 2021

Environment Mi barrio me respalda Organizing Staff pick Visuals

Reclaiming the Sacrifice Zone

The youth-led campaign for environmental justice on the Southeast Side.

Maria MaynezMay 6, 2021

rally, asian, discrimination, violence, racism, misogyny, Chicago, Chinatown, Lopez

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La ciudadanía se manifiesta para terminar con la violencia en contra de asiáticos en los Estados Unidos

Después de un año donde se ha visto un aumento en los ataques contra las comunidades asiáticas en el país, grupos locales Asiático-Americanos e Isleños del Pacífico (AAPI, por sus siglas en inglés) se reunieron en el Barrio chino de Chicago para exigir respuestas.

Claire Voon and Diane Bou KhalilMay 3, 2021

deportation, conviction, attorney, plea, Chicago, immigration, family, Mexico

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Dejados atrás: cómo la deportación afecta a una madre de Chicago y a sus 6 hijos

Una madre de Chicago explica cómo la condena de 15 años de su marido provocó tres deportaciones y una familia destrozada.

Rita OcegueraApril 27, 2021

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As Told To Immigration Policy

Left behind: How deportation affects a Chicago mother and her 6 kids

A Chicago mother explains how her husband’s 15-year-old conviction led to three deportations and a family torn apart.

Rita OcegueraApril 27, 2021

As Told To Español

Luchando en Michigan por los derechos de los inmigrantes indocumentados

Gema Lowe, quien hace 30 años emigró de México a Estados Unidos, describe su recorrido como defensora en Grand Rapids de los inmigrantes indocumentados.

Emma Glassman-HughesApril 21, 2021

As Told To Labor Organizing

Bringing the Fight for Undocumented Immigrant Rights to Michigan

Gema Lowe, who migrated from Mexico to America 30 years ago, describes her journey as an advocate for undocumented immigrant in Grand Rapids.

Emma Glassman-HughesApril 21, 2021

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