Homelessness in Chicago Seeing Change
Chicago is finally taking action to address the homeless population on its streets. Across the country, several of America’s biggest cities are seeing homelessness reach critical levels. But even as housing prices take off, Mayor Lori Lightfoot is working to keep people off of the streets. Her Recovery Plan allots $1 billion to expand people’s […]
Pilsen Community Helps Feed Those in Need With Rising Grocery Prices
Jesus Galvan, a vendor in Pilsen, understands what it’s like to go to bed hungry. He spent more than a year roaming the streets looking for a hot meal and a place to rest his head. Galvan struggled with substance abuse and financial instability. He received assistance from strangers who helped guide him and his […]
Governors State University Responds to Violence
On Nov. 1, 2017, Governors State University hosted, “Respond To Violence, Impact of Mental Health.” This multifaceted event covered the many issues regarding violence and the impact it has within the Chicago city limits and beyond. The Respond to Violence campaign is two fold, as it serves as a resource via the web but also […]
Community Living a Practical Way to Begin
Community livings centers would be a great way for America to move toward ending homelessness and provide a new way of living in America. There is a practical way to begin that will benefit United States Veterans. Don Weiss hopes to create the first community living center in One Seneca Tower, Buffalo, New York. The […]