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Climate Action Committee Meeting – 10/24

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Climate Action Committee Meeting – 10/24

ClimateAction Committee Screening of “In Inconvenient Sequel” – 8/7

People’s Climate March: Chicago – 4/29

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Tuesday, October 24 7:00 PM DPOP 6941-A W. North Avenue, Oak Park

DPOP's ClimateAction Committee will see the new film, An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power, at the Lake Theatre. Afterward we will meet at DPOP to discuss the film over pizza and drinks, and hold our regular monthly meeting. Details TBA.

Join the People's Climate Movement! On Trump's 100th day in office, take to the streets to demand justice for our climate and our communities. This march is one of hundreds across the country. The event will begin with a rally at Federal Plaza at noon. From there we'll march north to the Trump Tower and…

Housing Forward gets $100K grant from county - Oak Park ... See MoreSee Less

Housing Forward gets $100K grant from county - Oak Park

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A nonprofit with a considerable Oak Park footprint recently received a significant grant from Cook County that will go toward its mission of addressing housing insecurity in the west suburbs.

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I was pleased to join Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, Representative Camille Lilly, Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson, and Oak Park Village President Vicki Scaman to announce that Housing Forward has been awarded a $100,000 Cook County Justice Advisory Council grant, to be used for housing individuals experiencing homelessness and members of the reentry community. ... See MoreSee Less

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Spread the word: Most families will automatically receive monthly payments, but families may still be eligible even if they didn't file taxes in the last 2 years. Fill out the non-filer application on the IRS website. ... See MoreSee Less

Child tax credits bring relief to Chicago families, but critics worry some are left out. ‘It doesn’t actually reach many of the most vulnerable.’

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Newly expanded Child Tax Credits began hitting the bank accounts of Chicago-area families this month, but critics say those most in need may inadvertantly be shut out. Proponents, meanwhile, are pushing to make the benefit permanent.

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