• Feminist EqualiTea

    Palmer House Hilton 17 E Monroe St, Chicago, IL, United States

      The Feminist Majority and the ERA Coalition invite you to join... The Feminist Majority & the ERA Coalition invite you to join... Eleanor Smeal President, Feminist Majority Katherine Spillar Executive Director, Feminist Majority; Executive Editor, Ms.*  Dolores Huerta President, Dolores Huerta Foundation* Dr. Michele Bratcher Goodwin Executive Producer, Ms. Studios* Dee Martin Feminist Majority, […]

  • 1619: The Journey of a People

    White Oak Library District - Romeoville Branch 201 Normantown Rd, Romeoville, IL, United States

    On August 20, 1619, 20 enslaved Africans arrived in Jamestown, Virginia. The 400-year journey that followed would change a nation and the world. 1619: The Journey of a People is a dynamic theatrical and lecture experience featuring Playwright, Professor, and Performer, Ted Williams III. This one-man show packs generations of history into an abridged performance. 1619: The Journey […]

  • Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson

    Harris Theater 205 E Randolph St, Chicago, IL, United States

    Chicago Humanities is honored to welcome Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson as she welcomes the public into her life and world, tracing her family’s ascent from segregation to her confirmation on the highest court Join us on September 15 as she discusses her groundbreaking memoir, Lovely One. Justice Jackson pulls back the curtain, marrying […]

  • Illinois Prison Project: Hope, Compassion, and Humanity

    White Oak Library District - Crest Hill Branch 20670 City Center Blvd, Crest Hill, IL, United States

    Presented by the Illinois Prison Project this program examines the narrative that feeds negative societal beliefs about incarcerated people and the discrimination they face within the legal system. Afterwards enjoy a Q&A session with individuals that have been directly impacted by incarceration. Illinois Prison Project's is to fight against regressive policies, racist practices, and a system that […]

  • Grundy County Take Back the Night

    Grundy County Courthouse 111 E Washington St, Morris, IL, United States

    Take Back the Night first appeared in Europe in 1976 in response to a series of sexual assaults and murders against women. Five years later, the first event was held in the United States and has continued throughout the world as a sign of empowerment for women, men and children. This event offers an opportunity […]

  • Will County Take Back the Night 2025

    Crossroads Christian Church 2312 Essington Rd, Joliet, IL, United States

    Take Back the Night first appeared in Europe in 1976 in response to a series of sexual assaults and murders against women. Five years later, the first event was held in the United States and has continued throughout the world as a sign of empowerment for women, men and children. This event offers an opportunity […]