The program aims to support the economic recovery of small businesses and nonprofits affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

Re-opening of station closed in 1948 will boost local development and neighborhood connectivity

Initiative aims to bring the full force of government together with residents to create a safer Chicago, block by block

Building on the success of last year’s program, Mayor Johnson has added more than 2,400 youth jobs to One Summer Chicago.

Cycle Breakers Resource Hub offers conflict resolution, mentorship, and other resources to keep youth engaged and safe over the summer

Johnson Administration reaches series of policy milestones from the Cut the Tape report, creates Cut the Tape Task Force, appoints new Director of Process Improvement

By Mayor Johnson’s proclamation, July 1 is Paid Time Off Day, More Perfect Union releases video interview with Mayor Johnson on new labor law changes.

“Art is Labor.” campaign ensures workers’ rights are upheld in the creative sector through worker and employer education and resources.

As part of Chicago Workers’ Rights Week, Mayor Johnson is highlighting the program that offers a pathway to public sector union jobs for Chicago Public Schools graduates.

As part of Chicago Workers’ Rights Week, Mayor Johnson is participating in a panel discussion hosted by the Raise the Floor Alliance.

Four public-engagement round table events will include features co-designed with community stakeholder groups

Mayor Johnson will attend a series of labor events to bring attention to the new policies that will go into effect July 1, including the increased minimum wage, the beginning of the phase-out of the sub-minimum wage, and the new Paid Time Off policy.

Representatives from across the city will work toward defining what co-governance means for Chicago!

Program expansion to serve victims injured in gun violence incidents within 15 community areas, and provide citywide support for families of youth victims of homicide

Task Force will conduct a comprehensive study and examination of all policies that have harmed Black Chicagoans from the slavery era to present day and make a series of recommendations that will serve as appropriate remedies.  

Kupe will lead the Mayor’s Office of Equity and Racial Justice in advancing equitable transformation throughout the City of Chicago

West Englewood community farm, Austin health center among 10 finalists to receive up to $21 million in Community Development Grants

After more than 30 years of service to the residents of Chicago, the long-time public servant will retire at the end of this month.

The kickoff event will mark the beginning of summer programming at Chicago Public Library.

The new and amended labor laws aim to strengthen worker protections by ensuring fair wages and prioritizing the well-being of workers

Mayor Johnson is closing the digital equity divide by ensuring that Park residents and CPS families have access to high-quality wi-fi at no cost.

Over 60 small grants will be administered by SGA Youth & Family Services (SGA) through the My CHI. My Future. Micro-Grant Program. 

The Gage Park reopening is one of five reopenings of facilities that were converted into temporary emergency shelters for the New Arrivals Mission.

The report offers 11 recommendations that address how, when and where the pilot program will be administered, as well as the cost of implementation.

Report details Mayor Johnson’s vision to reopen the Roseland Clinic, co-locate mental health services at the Legler Library, add services to a clinic on the Lower West Side, and rebuild the City’s mental health system after decades of cuts, privatization, and neglect.

City Reveals Renderings for Satellite Concourse 1, Designed by the Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Design Team, as the First Phase of the O’Hare 21 Terminal Area Plan

Ensuring the accuracy of the population estimates for Chicago remains a priority effort for the City of Chicago.