2023 Women’s Mayoral Forum
| Join Chicago Women Take Action Alliance (35 women’s organizations) for the 2023 Chicago Mayoral Forum. Moderated by Carol Marin and Cheryl Corley. Get your questions answered before you go to the polls. Broadcast by CANTV! Live stream on YouTube and FB.
Chicagoans want to know where the Chicago mayoral candidates stand on issues important to women –reproductive rights, public safety, affordable housing, clean air and water, equity in the workplace and our paychecks, healthcare, education and more. Chicago is our city and we care deeply about it. Together we must make sure that our women’s agenda is every candidate’s agenda. Limited seating! Free registration! Reserve your tickets today! Pre-registered attendees please have your QR code ready to scan at the entrance! Masks are strongly recommended. In addition to using public transportation, parking apps, such as, |
| AKArama Foundation Inc. – American Association of University Women Chicago (AAUW Chicago) – American Association of University Women Illinois (AAUW Illinois) – Center for Personal Change – Chicago Foundation for Women – Chicago NOW – Chicago NOW PAC- Chicago Women Take Action – Chicago Women’s History Center – Coalition of Labor Union Women – Community Organizing and Family Issues (COFI) – Courts Matter Illinois – Health and Medicine Policy Research Group – Hedy Ratner – Hustle Mommies – Illinois Democratic Women – Illinois NOW – Illinois Psychological Association, Women’s Issues Section – Indivisible Chicago Alliance – IVI-IPO – Movement for Black Lives – Mujeres Latinas en Accion – National Council of Jewish Women, Chicago North Shore – One Fair Wage – Protest to the Polls – Rainbow PUSH Coalition – SEIU Healthcare IL – Sister March Chicago – The Chicago Hyde Park Village (CHPV) – The Network: Advocating Against Domestic Violence – Voices and Faces Project – Women & Children First – Women Employed – Women of the 7th Congressional District IL – Women’s Business Development Center – Women’s March Chicago – Women to Win – Workers’ Rights Board of Chicago Jobs with Justice – Working Women’s History Project – YWCA of Metropolitan Chicago |
