Jul 18, 2012 0
We’ve moved!

Our Walk-in Address is now:
33 E. Congress, Suite 610H
Chicago, IL 60605
(Click for map)
Our mailing address remains the same.
Address your envelopes to:
600 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60605
Jul 18, 2012 0

Our Walk-in Address is now:
33 E. Congress, Suite 610H
Chicago, IL 60605
(Click for map)
Our mailing address remains the same.
Address your envelopes to:
600 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60605
Nov 18, 2011 0

If you missed our How’s Rahm Doing? panel discussion at the Cliff Dwellers Club, tune in to the audio archive featured at our partners at Chicago Public Media’s Chicago Amplified or watch a recording of the event made by our partners at CANTV. Panelists included were Richard Barnett, veteran West Side political organizer; Ricardo Muñoz, 22nd Ward alderman; Amisha Patel of Grassroots Collaborative; and Don Rose, independent political analyst. The panel is moderated by longtime City Hall reporter David Stewart, WLS-AM.
Nov 3, 2011 0

View from Cliff Dweller's Club
On a gorgeous autumnal evening with the sparkling city as backdrop, friends of the Community Media Workshop gathered last night at the historic Cliff Dwellers club to hear a panel deliver a progress report on the first six months of Mayor Rahm Emmanuel. Moderator Dave Stewart guided the discussion between Richard Barnett, Ric Munoz, Amisha Patel and Don Rose. With current city budget negotiations as a context, the group looked at the mayor’s “success” as a technocrat and “shortcomings” on the human side of the ledger. TIFs, school reform, cops, even Occupy Chicago all gained attention during a brisk hour conversation. Many thanks to all who participated or attended. Watch this space for links to the CAN TV and WBEZ/Chicago Amplified recordings of the evening’s program.

From left to right: Moderator Dave Stewart, Don Rose, Ald. Ric Munoz, Amisha Patel and Richard Barnett
View more pictures on our Facebook Page! Come join us for our other upcoming events: African-American Media discussion at Little Black Pearl, What does Chicago’s new budget mean for you?