All Hands on Deck: Reimagining Chicago | The New Innovators
This event is open to Fellows and All Hands on Deck Partners only.
Join us for our final session of the All Hands on Deck: Reimagining Chicago series, titled The New Innovators. This session will conclude the series, which has focused on reimagining Chicago as a healthier, more prosperous and equitable home for all of its citizens in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Moderated by Tracy Brown, WBEZ’s Chief Content Officer, this session will highlight Fellow-led initiatives that have been strengthening and rebuilding Chicago throughout a tumultuous year. It will explore the work they have done, the progress achieved, and how you can help support/get involved in these efforts. At the end of the program, you will have the opportunity to select the initiative that interests you most and engage in a small group discussion with the Fellows who led that project. This is a showcase of change makers and problem solvers in action. You won't want to miss it!
We thank our All Hands on Deck Partners for their generous support and participation (logos pictured at right).
PROGRAM DETAILS
This virtual program will include live captioning. If you need a disability-related accommodation to fully participate in this program, please contact the LGC Team at info@lgcchicago.org.
REGISTRATION DETAILS
This FREE session is open to ALL Fellows. Registration is required. Click the green button above to register. All registrants will receive a unique link to access the digital event.
This program is part of our 3rd Annual Leadership Series, titled All Hands On Deck: Reimagining Chicago. This FREE, seven-part monthly series explores how to reimagine Chicago as a healthier, more prosperous and equitable home for all as the city and region work to recover from the pandemic and advance toward racial justice and equity.
NEW PARTNERSHIP!
To help bring these conversations to life, we are proud to partner with WBEZ. This year's series is moderated by top reporters who are experts in key socioeconomic topics focused on addressing opportunities to rebuild the region and delve into the initiatives, contributions, and partnerships required to achieve these reimagined visions of Chicago. Speakers range from CEOs and academicians to community builders, activists, and government officials.
