Hope Chicago celebrated five years of providing debt-free college pathways to local families at a gala that raised $1.5 million. The organization now plans to focus on strengthening ties between education and employment in Illinois.
Six historically Black colleges and universities are working together to make earning a degree or professional credential more accessible through a shared online education platform.
Students at CCA Academy in North Lawndale are integrating their gardening and culinary programs to provide fresh meals to local families while gaining professional skills.
The Foundation welcomes its first scholars from Guyana and Togo as part of its eighth cohort
The Obama Foundation today welcomed its eighth class of...
Winning designs will once again become the official Cook County bookmarks, with winners honored by a Cook County Board resolution and awarded Kindle Colorsoft...
Pastor Chris Harris will announce the 2026–2027 “One Hour of Power” campaign at a September 5th press conference at Bright Star Church Chicago, followed...
To expand the 13th’s District talent pipeline and boost diversity in Illinois’ construction and building trades, State Senator Robert Peters is encouraging local community-based...
Chicago Public Schools will receive millions of dollars in federal funding that the Trump administration rescinded last year after accusing the district of violating civil rights law through...
As its first Scholars graduate debt-free and enter the workforce, Hope Chicago welcomes its next class, building a growing continuum of educational and economic...
As its first Scholars graduate debt-free and enter the workforce, Hope Chicago welcomes its next class, building a growing continuum of educational and economic...
