Latinos Progresando has joined citywide advocacy in support of Chicago’s trees.
Last week, Community Programs Director Andrew Sparks gave public comment in support of an initiative to establish an Urban Forestry Advisory Board for the City of Chicago. Read more »
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Latinos Progresando’s MEX talks returns to celebrate The Joy of Being Mexican
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4/25/2022
Mentoring the nonprofit leaders our Black and Brown communities need now
4/19/2022
Our America: Todos Unidos | Resources, organizations supporting Chicago’s Hispanic community
9/13/2021
Street Ride Returns Saturday to promote peace and unity on the West Side
8/18/2021
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4/24/2021
Luis Gutierrez on release of Adam Toledo video
4/16/2021
Lightfoot marks first anniversary of ‘racial equity rapid response team’
4/7/2021
Marshall Square Resource Network Tackles Covid-19, Mental Health at Virtual Wellness Summit
4/6/2021
New resource center supplying COVID assistance to residents, businesses in Little Village
3/23/21
Southern US Border Sees Surge in Migrant Children Crossing
3/17/21
Community Group Focuses On COVID-19 Education In Most At-Risk Neighborhoods
3/5/21
Little Village residents line up for COVID vaccine at Enlace Chicago building: ‘I feel more at ease’
3/4/21
Latinos Progresando Invite Undocumented Students To Apply For Annual Scholarship
2/10/21
As Pandemic Reveals Gaps in Safety Nets, ‘You Can’t Look Away’
12/3/20
A March 9th decision by the Biden Administration and the United States Supreme Court will be of far-reaching benefit to immigrants and their families.
In 2019, the previous administration established a new Public Charge Rule, which made receipt of benefits (Medicaid, SSI, TANF, SNAP, or Section 8) a barrier when petitioning for a green card, visa, or admission into the United States. Read more »