CAN TV Program Archive

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

Bishop Shirley A. Coleman and Alderman Stephanie D. Coleman reflect on making history as the first mother/daughter elected to Chicago’s City Council and offer insight on how other women may follow in their path.

Political Consultant Delmarie Cobb discusses her wide-ranging political career and offers her insight on Chicago’s current and former political landscapes.

A conversation and in-depth look into the patterns of the intergenerational divide of wealth in Chicago’s Black and Latino Communities.

In Honor of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, a community conversation covering the ways YOU can take an active role in helping end the HIV epidemic in Black communities!

Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx describes the life experiences that lead her into a career of public service and shares what it’s like to be the first black woman to ever hold the office. Unbossed is a CAN TV original production.

State Representative Lakesia Collins (D) of the 9th District discusses her journey from single mom of three and professional CNA, to making history as the first woman to represent Illinois’ 9th district in the state legislature. Unbossed is a CAN TV original production.

A celebration to honor African American Service Members and Veterans.