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Ways you can get involved:
Join the Fight For Child Care Funding
Trump is freezing billions in child care funding to Illinois and four other states, which could be devastating for providers and families.
We need more investment in programs that support children and families–not less. These cuts to child care funding could lead to reduced hours and closures, and they could drive experienced providers out of the field, making it even harder for families to find safe, affordable care.
Sign on below to fight for the children we care for and their futures.
Fight Back, Fight Forward / ¡No te dejes y lucha de frente!
Donald Trump and the Republicans passed a law that pays for mass deportations and tax breaks for billionaires by taking away Medicaid for 11 million people.
We’re call their bill what it really is: “The Big Ugly Bill.” They are also stripping workers at the Veterans Administration of their union rights. We’re not falling for divide and conquer tactics. We’re going to demonstrate solidarity. We’re going to fight for better lives for everyone – no matter our race, our immigration status, or who we love.
Sign up for regular updates and ways to get involved in our Fight Back, Fight Forward Campaign.
ICE out of our communities—stop deportations now!
Join us as we mobilize to protect our neighbors, our neighborhoods, and our rights.
Send a message to Congress and the Trump administration. Tell them to immediately halt deportations and detention. Demand that ICE and Border Patrol stay out of our communities.
Tell them to respect the rights and dignity of all people!
Events
Join an event and get involved!
Thu, February 26
5:00pm
The Story of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers
1901 W Carroll, Chicago, IL
Motown and the Making of Working-Class Revolutionaries offers a fresh perspective on class, race, and revolution in the United States. Drawing on more than forty hours of interviews with former members of the League of Revolutionary Black Workers, Scott and katz-fishman share the rich story of the League, including the women and students. That story includes the history of the automotive industry in Detroit, the 1967 Detroit Rebellion, and the wildcat strike that sparked the Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM). The authors describe the rise of the League from 1968 to 1971. They explore the centrality of struggle and political education as the League split and a section of League comrades moved into revolutionary organizations and social movement spaces, many of which remain active today. League comrades share their analysis of the current moment and staying the course of revolutionary struggle.Thu, February 26
6:30pm-8:00pm
What It Takes To Win: Child Care For All Fights Across The Country
Virtual (Zoom)
Join the Illinois Child Care for All Coalition for a virtual roundtable featuring leaders from across the nation as we discuss how we create a child care system that works for everyone.Tue, March 3
12:00pm
SNAP & Medicaid: Best Practices to Support Individuals Accessing Public Benefits
Virtual (Zoom)
Join the Chicago Coalition to End Homelessness for a virtual training on how to support individuals enrolling in SNAP and Medicaid benefits, from the application process to ensuring access over time. We will discuss recent changes to work requirements and exemptions and how these changes will impact people experiencing homelessness, youth-in-care, immigrants, and other communities.Thu, March 5
6:00pm-8:00pm
ONE Northside March Membership Council
5244 N Lakewood Ave, Chicago, IL
Now is the time for our movement to go on the offense, to take action against the pillars that prop up this authoritarian regime and start chipping away! When each of us takes action, big or small, we are powerful together. With mass action coordinated across the country we can stop this terror and build the future we deserve. Join us for a practical training on steps we can each take and campaigns you can join to stop this billionaire-backed authoritarian government. This event is open to all, whether or not you are a current ONE Northside member.Sat, March 7
8:30am-3:00pm
Strategy Out Loud Training
1901 W Carroll, Chicago, IL
In this moment of intensified racist, oppressive and authoritarian assault from federal forces and an empowered right wing, our forces of love and liberation need to strategize out loud about how educators and communities can effectively resist. Are you angry about the attacks on our students, families and communities? Do you fear for the future of public education and other essential public services? Be part of something bigger—something essential for our future. Change can only come from individuals like you joining with others and developing the skills to sow leadership throughout our city, state and nation as we build for a massive day of resistance on May 1. So join us Friday, Saturday or both days and skill up to build power.Fri, March 20
6:00pm-8:00pm
Film Screening: Two Summers on Hayes Avenue
4750 N Sheridan Rd #200 Chicago, IL
Join ONE Northside for a screening of Two Summers on Hayes Avenue, examining gentrification, displacement, and the relationship between Rogers Park and Loyola University! Produced across the summer and early fall of 2025, the documentary is a culmination of years of reporting by The Kidler, a local student-run newspaper, and serves as the send-off to the project. Run time is approximately 1 hour. Screening will be followed by a small-group discussion with local organizations working on housing issues. Co-hosted with Roman Susan.
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