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Opinion: Healing into 2022

I remember back in 2020, as the year was about to end, I professed my belief in 2021 being a […]

Poor nutrition, stress and a loss of physical activity when schools closed during the COVID-19 pandemic appear to be worsening

Executive Director of the NAMI Illinois on the cultural nuances of mental health

President, and CEO of The Center for Family Justice on helping victims of domestic violence

During the entirety of the COVID-19 pandemic, Latinos, in particular, have suffered and faced disproportional health and economic impacts. For

Jeanette Chavarria-Torres’ neon yellow jacket and headgear strike the eye against shades of brown and silver metals in the background.

Since 1857, Metropolitan Family Services has empowered families to learn, earn, heal, and thrive. Founded as the Chicago Relief and

WBEZ Chicago and Illinois Latino News (ILLN) are proud to announce a new partnership in best serving the public. The

After 31 years of the Little Village Arch serving as a symbol of the Mexican community in Chicago, the two-story

The Dominican community of Meriden celebrated Nuestra Señora de la Altagracia — Our Lady of Altagracia — the “protector of the Dominican

The Little Village community is again mourning the death of a child due to gun violence. Eight-year-old Melissa Ortega was

Like many women throughout Connecticut, Isabella Vasquez of New Britain has missed or postponed health care appointments due to the