Local Black-owned engineering firm fights diversity gap
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Rashod Johnson, CEO and President of Ardmore Roderick, talks about how his firm is actively being intentional about addressing the diversity gap.

Union League Boys & Girls Club opening sites at several Chicago schools
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Alonso Pasillas, director of operations at the Union League Boys & Girls Club, talks about their new expansion to seven South and West Side schools.

Voice of Change: Companies rethinking community investment strategies
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Corporations emerged as the leading funding source for social and racial justice initiatives after the police killing of George Floyd last year, according to a report. And Jonathan Swain, CEO of Link Unlimited Scholars, says he's noticed a change in the way companies think about investing in their communities.

Chicagoans honored as finalists in 'Rising Voices' film initiative
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Deondray and Quincy Lenear Gossfield talk about being recognized as finalists in the Indeed 'Rising Voices' initiative for their filmmaking.

What's next for the future of policing in America?
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Dr. Lauren Tucker, founder and CEO of Do What Matters, talks about public safety and how policing policies could shift in the coming years.

Chicago's BMRC celebrates 15 years of preserving Black experiences
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Marcia Walker-McWilliams, executive director of the Black Metropolis Research Consortium, talks about their mission as an organization and what they hope to achieve in the future.

Attorney creates board game to teach kids about police encounters
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Attorney April D. Preyar talks about the inspiration behind her new board game that aims to educate youth about safe and appropriate ways to handle police encounters.

Cecil McDonald, Jr. talks about his new exhibit 'Cuts and Beats'
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Chicago artist and educator Cecil McDonald, Jr. talks about the inspiration behind his new solo exhibit at the Hyde Park Art Center, 'Cuts and Beats.'

Black Public Safety Alliance seeks to repair divisiveness between police and communities of color
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Marcus Gray and Lt. Davina Ward from Black Public Safety Alliance talk about their efforts to mend the relationship between police and communities of color after centuries of marginalization.

Impact of racial trauma goes further than skin deep
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Dr. Cynthia Langtiw from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology talks about the devestating impact of racial trauma and how recent events can trigger the serious public health issue.

West Side United looks to address healthcare inequality
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Ayesha Jaco, executive director at West Side United, talks about their mission to create healthier and stronger communities by addressing healthcare inequality.

Chicago parents launch YouTube channel to boost representation
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Justin and Patrice Brim talk about their YouTube channel, Jools TV, and the importance of representation for children viewing media online.

'I Hear Ya' podcast dives into important issues of racism, bias and prejudice
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Pastors Odell Cleveland and Alex McFarland talk about their podcast, 'I Hear Ya,' where they have honest and probing conversations about racism and prejudice.

Company helping women eliminate the gender pay gap
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Ashley Kirkwood from 'Speak Your Way To Cash' talks about what her company is doing to help women land high-paying jobs and contracts.

How companies can leverage employee activism
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Dr. Lauren Tucker, founder and CEO of Do What Matters, explains the dynamics of employee activism and the importance of workers standing up for their beliefs.