Countdown To The Inauguration
The Chicago Reporter is taking time to mull what President-Elect Barack Obama’s historic election means for the nation. Please share your experiences and thoughts with us. Missed your chance to submit? It’s not too late. You have until Dec. 15. > Read Article
- Big Money, Few Results Illinois has spent millions to fight HIV and AIDS, but African Americans still struggle to receive needed treatment. > Read Article
- A Cocktail For Disaster How mismanagement, slothful government and a tight state budget killed a pioneering AIDS fund for Illinois’ black communities. > Read Article
- Pioneering AIDS Fund In Jeopardy Advocates scramble to recapture $3 million for pioneering AIDS fund before Nov. 21 veto deadline. > Read Article
- The Power Of Giving
Since 1999, the combined political contributions from energy companies Ameren, Commonwealth Edison, Dominion, Dynegy, Edison International, Exelon, Midwest Generation, and NRG Energy totaled more than $6 million. The highest amounts were donated to some of the companies' political action committees, but several lawmakers received at least $200,000.
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- Listen To City Voices: September 2008
Listen to a discussion on children of incarcerated parents.
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Table of Contents
- Big Money, Few Results
- One Epidemic, Two Different Stories
- Struggling In The Suburbs
- A Cocktail For Disaster
- R U Nfected?
- Editor's Note: January/February 2009
- Market Demands Bilingual Counselors
- Fewer Illegal Abandonments
- King Streets As Diverse As Nation
- Welfare Numbers Down Despite Weak Economy
- Getting Motivated
- Parting Shot: January/February 2009
- Pioneering AIDS Fund In Jeopardy
Jan 14CALL FOR NOMINATIONS: Chicago’s Top Ten Visionaries Contest.
Chicago – nestled on the shores of Lake Michigan, an anchor of the Midwest, and increasingly a vital link in the global community. But our success in the world depends on the people who live here. So who is leading the way? Who among us has a vision of Chicago’s future over the next 10, 20 … even 100 years?Jan 5
