What You Need To Know About Ebola: President Obama Weekly Address
WASHINGTON, DC — In this week’s address, the President discussed what the United States is doing to respond to Ebola, both...
Day: October 18, 2014
Kirk Calls for Travel and Visa Ban for Ebola-Affected Nations
150 Passengers From Affected Nations Enter U.S. Daily Through Five Major Airports, Including O'Hare Kirk Reviewed O'Hare's Screening Procedures & Protocol Today with...
NAACP Announces Partnership with Prominent African American Fraternal Organizations
Baltimore, MD -Â The NAACP will collaborate with the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles Mystic Shrine of North and South...
Silicon Valley’s Myth About Minority Workers
By Jeremy White President and Founder of DiverseTech I am the president and founder of DiverseTech, an effort aiming to...
19,300 Jobs Push Illinois Unemployment Down to 6.6 Percent
300,700 Private Jobs Added Since Feb. 2010 Recovery Date CHICAGO, IL – The Illinois unemployment rate fell in September for...
Civil Rights Movement Knocks on the Door of the FCC
By Marc Morial President & CEO, National Urban League In the decades-long struggle for civil rights, the movement has focused...
Fathers Incorporated Announces its 10th Anniversary Gala: Celebrating 10 Years of Building Better Fathers
Judge Greg Mathis Will Serve As Keynote Speaker; Tracy Martin (Father Of Trayvon) Among Awardees Judge Greg Mathis, presiding jurist...
Illinois Department of Public Health Provides Update on State’s Preparedness Efforts for Ebola
Governor Quinn Directs Agency to Assemble Ebola Preparedness Task Force, Announces Informational Hotline and Website CHICAGO, IL – Illinois Department...
Cultural Grants Program; Polish-English Application Assistance Workshop
The mission of the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) is to enrich Chicago's artistic vitality and cultural...
