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Governor Pritzker Celebrates Record Investment in Youth Development Programs

Celebrating the passage of a FY23 budget that prioritizes responsible spending, Gov. JB Pritzker joined students, lawmakers, and advocates at Gately Park Indoor Track in Chicago to highlight programs designed to foster the success of young people throughout the state. Story found on Effingham Radio

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Ex-Cons Need City Funding to Continue Patrolling CTA Trains As Crime On Public Transit Spikes.

Neighbors had been calling Tyrone Muhammad for weeks, asking him to mobilize his violence prevention group to help guard CTA trains amid violence and unruly behavior, he said. Outfitted with red-and-black bomber jackets, dozens of members of Ex-Cons for Community and Social Change patrolled Red Line stations and trains for a week in October to reassure

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Chicago Sees Reduction in Murders as Group Works to Interrupt Cycles of Violence

Michael Chester and Donnell Gardner are among those working to interrupt cycles of violence, doing outreach for Chicago C.R.E.D. in the West Pullman-Roseland area. Chicagoans may not yet feel the change but some believe the city is moving away from violence, albeit very slowly. “What we do is create options for them — better options —

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