Literacy Chicago is creating new and exciting programs and providing workforce readiness training and career pathways to adults with low literacy skills.
Hosted by: Paul LisnekProduced by: Greater Chicago Newsmakers Team
Cher might not be able to turn back time but she can certainly give her blessing on a musical that will tell the story of her life, career, and how she became one of America's most treasured stars. We meet some of the stars and creatives to see what it took to put this one-of-kind show together.
In June 2008, Reps. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., and Barney Frank, D-Mass., established the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus. That same year, Rep. Jared Polis, D-Colo., was elected to Congress, becoming the first openly gay male elected as a freshman congressman.
Rep. Polis, co-chair of the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus joins Paul Lisnek to reflect on what sparked his run for office a decade ago, and the work of the Caucus today.
GoCivic is a program which increases the capability of finding and connecting with non-profits. Discussed is how technology can be used as a tool for change.
Technology has changed our lives in so many ways. Assistive technology allows those who can't see, talk or use their hands to be independent in using a computer.
The funding of animal research in many different areas including diabetes, heart disease, & cancer. The foundation has given over $113 million in grants since 1984 with research in both domestic & wildlife.
Comcast hosted the Chicago Civic Technolgy Forum led by the regions' STEM experts and community, business and education leaders to learn more about the value of STEM to students and employers.
Alderman Burnett hosts the 24th Annual Stay in School Picnic. This annual picnic is held to encourage youth to stay in school and offer support for a successful school year.
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