Celebrate Latinx Womxn Leaders Across Social and Environmental Movements as each presenter shares their experiences and leadership on topics of labor and worker’s rights, immigrant rights, environmental and climate justice, and building transgender & queer Latinx power.

Latinx Womxn Leaders Across Movements series - Kimberly Wasserman

The artists discuss several works made over Josephson’s decades-long career as well as topics ranging from composition and perspective to the male gaze and Marilyn Monroe.

Focal Point: Kenneth Josephson and Marilyn Zimmerwoman

Celebrate National Black Nurses Day with the Provident Hospital Nurses Alumni Association, Chicago Chapter National Black Nurses Association, Alpha Eta Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, and Beta Mu Chapter of Lambda Pi Alpha Sorority.

33rd Annual National Black Nurses’ Day

In this talk, artist and scholar Meida Teresa McNeal explores the creative practices–from murals and sculpture to music and movement–that provided a means of expressing Black empowerment from Chicago’s Black Renaissance of the early 20th century to its Fifth City Movement of the 1960s-1990s

Imagining Black Possibility in Chicago’s Fifth City Movement

Panel conversation about the upcoming 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing and its implications for human rights struggles in China.

The Olympic Games and Human Rights in China

Seth Cropsey is a senior fellow and director of the Center for American Seapower at Hudson Institute. He specializes in defense strategy, U.S. foreign and security policy in the Middle East and East Asia, and the future of U.S. naval power.

A U. S. Naval Strategy for the 21st Century with Seth Cropsey

CSRPC and the Seminary Co-op present a book talk with Moya Bailey. Bailey will be in conversation with Cathy Cohen, David and Mary Winton Green Distinguished Service Professor of Political Science.

Misogynoir Transformed: Black Women's Digital Resistance

Join the IOP and David Axelrod as they welcome New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for a taping of The Axe Files podcast.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand with David Axelrod

Musicologist Samantha Ege discusses Margaret Bonds, Florence Price, and William Grant Still, three African American classical composers whose work is achieving renewed interest and recognition.

African American Composers and the Black Renaissance

The Radcliffe line is the boundary drawn in 1947 between Indian and Pakistani portions of the provinces of Punjab & Bengal. The impact of this important event in history is discussed by three historians.

Search      9+  Avatar image Drawing the Line, Connecting the Circle: Partition in South Asian Art

Representatives from Health & Medicine Policy Research Group, Community Memorial Foundation, and Healthy Communities Foundation presented the policy’s implications for the State of Illinois and CHW employers.

Illinois Community Health Worker Policy Update & How You Can Get Involved

The Health & Medicine Forum for Justice in Health Policy presented How COVID-19 Has Affected Our Health Care and Public Health Systems.

How COVID-19 Has Affected Our Health Care and Public Health Systems

A remembrance of legendary columnist Mike Royko on the 25th anniversary of his death.

Remembering Royko

LFTH #102: Primaries, Politics, & The Chicago Children's Choir.

Live From the Heartland - May 21, 2022

This program will discuss the real dangers of antisemitism and expose how the distortion of the definition of antisemitism is being used to silence political debate and enact legislation that targets advocates for Palestinian rights.

Morally Consistent: Standing for Palestinian Rights and Against Anti-Semitism

The Arab American Chamber of commerce says the city practices that have been implemented under Mayor Lightfoot flat out discriminate against their community. Political Forum is an original CAN TV Production.

Political Forum: Journalist Ray Hanania

Learn about these 1st Congressional District Candidates: Chris Butler (D), Jahmal Cole (D), Jacqueline Collins (D), Pat Dowell (D), Jonathan Jackson (D), Karin Norington–Reaves (D), Jonathan Swain (D), and Charise Williams (D).

Political Forum: Illinois 1st Congressional District Candidates

Poets ages 8 to 14 read their original, award-winning haiku.

Haiku Fest 18th Annual Award Ceremony

CPL and Midland Authors welcome UIC Professor Dick Simpson to speak on his latest book, Democracy's Rebirth: The View From Chicago, in conversation with Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot in conversation with Author Dick Simpson: Democracy's Rebirth

The Black Baroque visiting artist lecture series spotlights Black theatre-makers who work with, against, and through Baroque culture in the contemporary historical moment.

Black Baroque Series: Kajahl Benes in Conversation with Cecilio Cooper

Discussion about the history of heatwaves in Chicago, why they are so dangerous, and what you can do to prepare yourself and protect your loved ones.

Extreme Heat: Saving Lives, Saving Money

LFTH #108: Primary Results, Ravinia, & Where We Go From Here.

Live From the Heartland - July 2, 2022

This talk by Dr. Dána-Ain Davis will focus on her book Reproductive Injustice: Racism, Pregnancy, and Premature Birth assessing the role that medical racism plays in Black women having higher rates of premature birth than other women in America.

Reproductive Injustice: Racism, Pregnancy, & Premature Birth

A Roundtable on the Policy, Participation, and Tools Reshaping Equitable Transit-Oriented Development.

Calculating Impact

LFTH #110 : Chic Street Man & Remembering Hank De Zutter.

Live From the Heartland - July 16, 2022

A virtual program to celebrate the Children’s Book Awardees and encourage introspection, communication, and actions on the urgent issues of our time.

Jane Addams Peace Association Children’s Book Awards

Join Dr. Elizabeth Stigler for a discussion about key concepts, sustainable efforts, and designing impactful DEIA strategies.

"Beyond Competence" Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Accessibility in the 21st Century

90,000 votes were thrown out in the Democratic Primary Race for Cook County Sheriff. How did that happen and perhaps even more important, how did we figure that out? To help me break down everything is Injustice Watch Senior Reporter Maya Dukmasova.

Political Forum: Cook County Sheriff's Election

LFTH #113: Michael James talks with Maria Hadden, David Orr, & Jacqueline Von Edelberg.

Live From the Heartland - August 6, 2022

The Midwest's largest education-focused film and television tradeshow presents a conversation with John Lindley, ASC.

Filmscape Chicago - Conversation with John Lindley, ASC

The Midwest's largest education-focused film and television tradeshow looks at careers in rental and beyond the set.

Filmscape Chicago - Careers in Rental and Beyond the Set

Professor Michael Steizer Jocks investigates the Holocaust through the diaries of Anne Frank and other diarist. This program was recorded by Chicago Access Network Television (CAN TV).

Anne Frank and Her Fellow Diarist

Join CFW and their partners, as they explore what will be needed at the individual and organizational level to build a bigger, stronger movement for gender equity – one within which trans and gender non-binary individuals see themselves.

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Live From the Heartland is a weekly radio show hosted by Thom Clark, Michael James and Katy Hogan.

Live From the Heartland

Host Sylvia Snowden talks with Cindy Ok from Parents 4 Teachers, about the concerns of students returning to school amidst the COVID outbreak.

Political Forum – Cindy Ok, Parents 4 Teachers

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