Enjoy a members-only screening of Forty Blocks: The East Garfield Park Oral History Project (2016), a documentary produced by the youth film crew from Breakthrough Urban Ministries and CHM historian and director of the Studs Terkel Center for Oral History Peter T. Alter.

Enjoy a members-only screening of Forty Blocks: The East Garfield Park Oral History Project (2016), a documentary produced by the youth film crew from Breakthrough Urban Ministries and CHM historian and director of the Studs Terkel Center for Oral History Peter T. Alter.

This workshop will help you learn how to Export. Get an overview of the process, identify the necessary service providers, examine the available payment options, and compliance issues from Paul Jarzombek, Chief Operating Officer and Director, LR International.

Eugene Jones, Jr. is the Chief Executive Officer of the Chicago Housing Authority. As CEO, he is directly responsible for implementing CHA’s extensive redevelopment program of public housing and continuing the agency’s mixed-income-focused strategic initiative to help build strong, vibrant communities throughout Chicago.

We’re all learning to code, whether you’ve just decided to get started or you’ve been at it for years. Come hang out for a couple of hours on the last Tuesday of each month with some friendly fellow coders.

Join other attendees who are in early stage technology startups, it will be a chance to compare notes on operational, development, and business issues with peers.

Come and engage with lenders and women leaders who will be on-site to share challenges you might be facing as a female founder. Our speaker will be sharing information on State-based incentives and loan programs to address what can be done to support female entrepreneurs who are seeking capital. Prior to her role with DCEO, Maria Colangelo spent over 20 years working in commercial banking, specializing in Government Lending, including SBA and State programs. She has been actively involved with small business owner throughout IL, providing information on access to capital by serving on finance panels and speaking at related events and conferences.

This lecture will look at the seeds in Dymer that spring up into full flower in the corpus of Lewis’s work. What unborn springs and seasons will emerge from this early narrative poem? If we observe carefully, what can the reader of Dymer expect to see reflected and developed in the works Lewis would eventually come to write? This lecture will explore the bountiful harvest that came from Lewis’s early creative work in Dymer.

Vitaliy Vladimirov, Urban Planner & Historian,discusses how Architecture, Urban Planning, and parks influence the growth of Chicago.

What can Christian data scientists offer a world that expects machines to predict our moral futures?
What ideas of fairness, judgment, and mercy might Christians bring to the governance of AI systems?
Do we have a moral responsibility for our learning systems in the same way a parent does for its child?
Answers at this event.

The Christian tradition has historically maintained that Adam and Eve, our first human ancestors, were created in a state of righteousness that was lost through Adam’s disobedience. In this conference our aim is to clarify the theological stakes of the current debate in a manner faithful to Scripture and in open and earnest dialogue with modern scientific research. What are the exegetical, philosophical, and theological consequences of adopting the various competing models of Adam and the fall? What can we learn from the judgments and debates of the early church surrounding the doctrine of creation that may be able to offer guidance to the current discussion? What does Scripture, properly interpreted, require that we believe about Adam and the fall?