Mar 11, 2010

Thanks for your support!

Thank you to all of our sponsors, volunteers and guests at our 21st Anniversary Studs Terkel Community Media Awards Benefit. We had a fabulous time with all of you!

We would like to congratulate again, this year’s winners Kate Grossman, Natalie Moore and Progress Illinois who have all demonstrated reporting the news from the “bottom up” and continuing the legacy of the Workshop’s patron saint of storytelling, Studs Terkel.

Photos and videos of the event will be posted here on our site very soon, so make sure you check back. You can read more about our Studs Terkel Community Media Awards or more about our 21st Anniversary event this past March 9th here.

Print This Article Print This Article

Category: Uncategorized

Tagged:

Leave a Reply


RSS The Nonprofit Communicator

  • Can you reach millions with metro news? May 17, 2012
    With the rise of online news, traditional news has taken a huge hit in audience and circulation numbers in recent years, but in a major media market like Chicago, it is still the place where, yes, millions of people go for information. Just take a look at these numbers: Chicago Tribune - 414,590 average daily […]

RSS Newstips by Curtis Black

  • Whose firebombs? May 20, 2012
    Chicago police have a long history of infiltrating peaceful protest groups and fomenting violence. […]

RSS Chicago is the World

  • Catalyst to Action–Happy Asian Pacific American Heritage Month and National Bike Month! May 18, 2012
    May is also Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Having special months to celebrate the achievements and heritage of Asian Pacific Americans, to bike, to write poetry, and more may not seem like much, however, these months get folks excited, talking, and goading each other into action. I mean, I have been looking at my girlfriend Kate’s gorgeous Colorado m […]
*

*

*



*










CAN TV provides coverage of events relevant to the local community and gives every Chicagoan a voice on cable television be providing video training, facilities, equipment, and channel time for Chicago residents and nonprofit groups. Cable channels CAN TV19, 21, 27, 35 and 42 reach more than one million cable viewers in Chicago.

Investing In Communities is a nonprofit that turns real estate deals into philanthropic events. Find out how to become eligible for funding.


Stop the ATT Takeover of Tmobile