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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Action Now Day In Springfield!
On March 22nd, around 75 Action Now members traveled to Springfield for “Action Now Day” at the Capitol. We went to Springfield to speak to legislators about vital bills that impact working families in Illinois. There was also a rally … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Housing/Foreclosure, Minimum Wage, Violence Prevention
Tagged education, esther golar, grow your own teacher, hb 4049, hb 4487, illinois general assembly, kimberly lightford, legislators, minimum wage, sb 1565, sb 16, sb 2872, sb 3239, vacnt properties, william delgado
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Fair Tax Rally At Chase Plaza And Board Of Trade
Action Now joined members of Stand Up Chicago, SEIU and the Grassroots Collaborative to call on the rich in Illinois to pay their fair share of taxes. Illinois legislators keep saying our state is in a budget crisis and they … Continue reading
Action Now Joins Grassroots Collaborative To Demand That G8 Funds Be Given To Neighborhoods!
President Barack Obama recently decided to move this year’s G8 Summit from Chicago to Camp David. Action Now joined other organizations in the Grassroots Collaborative for a press conference to call on World Business Chicago to donate the $65 million … Continue reading
Let Your Voice Be Heard!
There are two current items of legislation that we, as working families, need to take action on. One of the most effective ways of making our voices heard is by sending letters, signing petitions and calling our legislators to let … Continue reading