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Want the ADCRC at your next event?
If you’re hosting a community event, panel, workshop or educational program and would like a commissioner to speak, comment below or tag someone you think would be interested.
Illinois is one of just two states to have completed a statewide report documenting past and ongoing harms against Black residents. And the work continues.
The ADCRC is combining research and community voices to develop recommendations for reparative justice.
All Illinois students deserve an equal opportunity to thrive. 📚
Attend our monthly meetings to hear how we are working to repair harms in this state: adcrc.illinois.gov/meetings.
Know Her Story: Ida B. Wells.
Ida B. Wells moved to Chicago and became a powerful voice for racial justice through her journalism, activism, and organizing.
Learn more about the history informing the ADCRC’s work: adcrc.illinois.gov/reports
Know Her Story: Emma Reynolds.
Listen as Commissioner Monique Jones tells us about Emma Reynolds and discusses how stories like hers impact the ADCRC’s work today.
For more about the history that informs Illinois reparations, go to adcrc.illinois.gov/reports.
Happy Labor Day!
In this clip from a past ADCRC public hearing, @seiuhcii.bsky.social President Greg Kelley speaks about the key role of Black labor in reparations efforts.
Join us at future events to hear more: adcrc.illinois.gov/meetings.