CAN TV Program Archive

Celebrate Latinx Womxn Leaders Across Social and Environmental Movements as each presenter shares their experiences and leadership on topics of labor and worker’s rights, immigrant rights, environmental and climate justice, and building transgender & queer Latinx power.

Celebrate Latinx Womxn Leaders Across Social and Environmental Movements as each presenter shares their experiences and leadership on topics of labor and worker’s rights, immigrant rights, environmental and climate justice, and building transgender & queer Latinx power.

State Senator Patricia Van Pelt recalls the road she traveled to reach the State Senate and discusses the importance of Black women taking a stand on the issues that impact their neighborhoods. Chicago’s Legacy of Black Women in Politics is a CAN TV original production.

Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton shares what it’s like to be the only African American ever elected to serve as Lieutenant Governor and explains why it’s important for Black women to be able to bring their whole selves to work. Chicago’s Legacy of Black Women in Politics is a CAN TV original production.

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle shares stories of her girlhood and describes how those experiences led her to become the most powerful woman in Cook County’s history. Chicago’s Legacy of Black Women in Politics is a CAN TV original production. 0 Comments

Award-winning author, educator and producer addresses empowerment and inclusion in her teaching and scholarship.

The Center for the Study of Race, Politics and Culture present a conversation on Indigenous Studies with Kim TallBear and Clint Carroll.

Lovecraft Chicago: History, Horror, & Afrofutures centers Black horror, both real and otherworldly, through an examination of HBO’s new series, Lovecraft Country.