Aiming to help voters learn more about the lesser-known progressives on the ballot for Mayor of Chicago, Indivisible Chicago is holding a public meeting to talk, one-at-a-time, with two candidates about whom we’d like to know more. Progressive voters can easily learn about candidates such as Toni Preckwinkle, Susana Mendoza, or many others who have run for public office in the past and get significant news coverage. There are plenty of fourteen-candidate forums (and at least one televised forum that…

Hear how mayoral candidates would promote a comprehensive vision of Food and Environmental Justice that includes: - Building community wealth through supporting food entrepreneurship in underserved communities, - Supporting and expanding the Good Food Purchasing Policy passed by the City of Chicago, Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Parks Department, - Driving sustainable urban and industrial redevelopment supports a community-based green economy while contributing to community health, - And equitable access to healthy, sustainable, local, fair and humane food. Spanish…

A partnership with the DuSable Museum and the IMPACT Alumni Association to convene CBOs and community members to hear the visions of our 2019 mayoral candidates on how they will lead a more inclusive and equitable Chicago government. Questions curated through thought-partnerships with CBOs that do work at the intersection of race and public policy across Chicago. The intent of this forum is to ask pointed questions to illicit specific and thoughtful answers from the candidates to get a robust…