A West Side Homeless Shelter Now Has A Wing For COVID-19 Patients
Until now, homeless shelters have been “struggling for places that are safe” for homeless individuals who have contracted COVID-19.
Race, Class & Communities
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A Guide To Historic Synagogues, By The Dean Of Jewish Chicago
As many Chicagoans celebrate Passover, we’re sharing a story about the history of Chicago’s Jewish community through one congregation.
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Celebrating Easter And Passover In The Face Of A Pandemic
Reset checks in with a rabbi and a pastor on how their congregations are adjusting to a time of social distancing.
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The Latest On The Chicago Community COVID-19 Response Fund
Reset checks in on the latest developments from The Chicago Community COVID-19 Response Fund.
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Chicago Interfaith Leader Eboo Patel On ‘Bridging Divides’ During COVID-19
The founder of Chicago-based nonprofit Interfaith Youth Core was recently recognized by Time magazine for “bridging divides across America.”
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How Water Shutoffs In Detroit Intersect With COVID-19 Pandemic
Medical professionals and activists in Michigan join forces to demand an end to water shutoffs amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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How Are Illinois Farmers Dealing With COVID-19?
Reset checks in with Illinois farmer Kate Huffman to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the agricultural sector
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Data Shows COVID-19 Disproportionately Affects Black Chicagoans
Mayor Lori Lightfoot says data shows COVID-19 disproportionately impacts black residents in Chicago.
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Mayor Lightfoot Pledges Solidarity With Immigrants During The Pandemic Response
Today’s executive order reiterates a city policy guaranteeing services for residents regardless of status. Critics ask if it goes far enough.
