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As a JSK fellow, Kiefer will spend 10 months at Stanford University developing technology for investigative journalism that helps protect civil and human rights.
An upcoming book assesses the impact of Martin Luther King Jr.’s efforts to bring the civil rights movement to Chicago through a campaign for open housing.
Advocates and providers of community mental health services say proposed budget would force deep cuts in mental health care and greatly limit availability of treatment.
This interactive map shows client caseloads and staffing levels at each of Chicago’s public mental health clinics between January 2011 and 2014.
In a new book by Courtney B. Lance and Nikkie D. Pope, people who were wrongfully convicted tell their stories of hope, survival and redemption.
The program serves thousands of at-risk youth. State Budget Watch is a series that looks at the impact of state budget cuts on social services in Illinois.
Services aimed at helping immigrants transition into their new lives are among the latest to be cut under Gov. Rauner’s 2016 budget proposal.
Projects at 25 parks across Chicago would lose $28 million for improvements if a state funding freeze is not reversed.
