Name: Live From the Heartland - April 30, 2022 by cantvchicago
Duration: 59 min 17 s
Description: Heartland at Home with Michael James and Katy Hogan #99 - Week of April 30, 2022.

Heartland at Home with Michael James and Katy Hogan #99 - Week of April 30, 2022.

Live From the Heartland - April 30, 2022

LFTH #106: Current Events, Old Friends, Novels, & Chicago Tax Law.

Live From the Heartland - June 18, 2022

Virtual event discussing city finances with Patrick Tuohey, co-founder and policy director of the Better Cities Project. Moderated by Sheila Weinberg, CEO and Founder of Truth in Accounting.

Cities Finances: A Game of Hide-n-Seek

In this installment of “Conversations at the Newberry,” two historians, Kathleen Belew and Erika Lee, share their research on the long histories of American identity.

Who Belongs? A Conversation about the Long History of American Identity

Join scholars Celso Thomas Castilho, Marcela Echeverri Muñoz, and Chernoh Sesay Jr. as they discuss controversies over the role of Indigenous and African enslaved peoples in the formation of new nations and governments throughout the Western Hemisphere.

Slavery and Emancipation in the Age of Revolutions

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

LFTH #107: Elections, Politics, and a Pollard Family Park.

Live From the Heartland - June 25, 2022

Governor George H. Ryan joins a panel of experts including lawyers Andrea Lyon and Rob Warden, to discuss his book Until I Could Be Sure: How I Stopped the Death Penalty In Illinois.

Governor George Ryan: Until I Could Be Sure: How I Stopped the Death Penalty in Illinois

A conversation with award-winning authors Dolen Perkins-Valdez: author of "Take My Hand" and Natalie Y. Moore author of "The Billboard".

Black Women and Reproductive Justice

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

A city where neighbors can freely share their passions and talents with one another is a city that works better.  For everyone.

Live From the Heartland - April 30, 2022

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