Naloxone/Narcan is available at every Chicago Public Library, in public health vending machines, and many other sites around the city, including these newsstands in Humboldt Park and Albany Park.
Visit https://t.co/V5A1WIhFsI to find publicly accessible naloxone in Chicago.
🚨Calling all climate and environmental justice professionals‼️The new @Chicago Department of Environment is staffing up and is hiring four Project Managers. We’re seeking dedicated individuals eager to advance @ChicagosMayor’s robust climate agenda. https://t.co/LdrJYYV0kb
Today, CDPH is proud to launch the Public Health Vending Machine pilot program! These vending machines, located at 5 locations across Chicago, are part of a strategy to prevent overdose and increase harm reduction resources.
Chicago's Department of Housing Policy Bureau is hiring for a position focusing on homelessness--the department's first full-time homelessness role.
https://t.co/eD5XGCbMnp
‘Co-governance,’ community involvement critical to addressing disproportionate pollution burdens, officials say
Via @erin_hegarty https://t.co/BpVcRGckuL
South and West Siders who live with heavy pollution call their neighborhoods sacrifice zones.
On Tuesday, a number of them told city lawmakers that they need a law with teeth that will protect them from dirty industry. https://t.co/PUjIR6GZkJ
“In the greatest city in the world, no neighborhood should have to suffer the burdens of pollution more so than any other neighborhood,” Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said Monday. “The time to act on environmental justice is now.” https://t.co/ihmGGintQ2
Today, Mayor Johnson, City officials and community leaders from @prchi@SETaskForce@N4EJ@LVEJO released our Cumulative Impact Assessment - another important step to protecting our environment, health and quality of life.
Read the report: https://t.co/2rDOGNmtOo
Join the CDPH team! We're hiring 2 policy analysts to support policy development that advances health, equity, and justice. Learn more and apply to job 1430-CDPH-2023 by Monday, September 4: https://t.co/abuzlkc1u9
Just periodic reminder that you should work in local government for at least a few years because a) you will learn a lot, b) you will meet a lot of cool people, and c) you will get to be a part of our collective commitment to helping each other
The work is here.
The work is offline.
The work is online.
The work is internal.
The work is external.
The work is in the streets.
The work is in C-suites.
The work is in advocacy.
The work is in art.
The work is local.
The work is global.
The work is wherever we are.
Moral of the story: when it comes to providing human rights, don't wait for people's imaginations to catch up. Create the reality you know is possible and many times they'll make the leap with you. Sometimes you just have to show them.
Reflections on affordable housing in Chicago: you cannot build affordable housing only where it’s cheapest, or only where people will protest the least. You have to build it where it’s needed, which is everywhere.
https://t.co/yIOlY8W0Pr
"The two-and-a-half-hour extravaganza was pure escape into an otherworldly existence, perhaps the closest we mere mortals will get to going to the moon," writes Selena Fragassi on Beyoncé's Renaissance World Tour. https://t.co/TF2Ty60e5M
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Apply to be a Policy Analyst at the Chicago Department of Housing and work on ways to grow housing equity in the city!
https://t.co/hpRl5McqJr
So what does it take to transform government?
Leaders who question & reflect. Spaces that create breathing room for inspiration and growth. A commitment to take risks, challenge what we think we know, & imagine more for our city.
It takes all of us doing that, everyday.