Financial Author Kathleen Rehl joins Bridge Sullivan Mermel to talk about retirement, leaving a meaningful legacy, talking to loved ones about end-of-life plans, and finding romance after widowhood.
In this episode, the theme is Elevating Voices: The Next Generation. We will get a youth perspective on climate change. We will also take a look at Build Back Better and its impact on Illinois policy as well as sharing tips on weatherization.
The Chicago City Council missed the deadline to approve a new ward map. Is it because the dispute between the Black and Latino Caucuses? Chairman of the Latino Aldermanic Caucus Ald. Gilbert Villegas explains. Political Forum is an original CAN TV Production
Host Bridget Sullivan Mermel brings on two business owners, Michael Ginsberg and Michael Cameron to discuss their experiences of running their business during the COVID lockdown.
There’s an idea that professors should have leeway on how to teach their students. But what happens when their lesson makes a group of students feel offended? Ashley Shannon tells Political Forum about such an incident. Political Forum is an original CAN TV production.
Today we have the chance to learn about the latest on the new Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, also known as CEJA. We’ll talk about the influence this bill has on our community, economy, and social equity at large. We’ll also connect you with resources to learn more about this new and exciting bill.
ADAPT Productions of Chicago interviews two members of the group, AYLP (Advance Your Leadership Potential) about the passing of CESSA, the Community Emergency Services and Support Act.