Kelly's Update

Happy no more campaign commercials for at least a month or two eve everyone! Make your plan to vote before 7pm on Tuesday, and if you have a mail in ballot that you have not already sent, it’s crucial that your ballot be hand delivered to a polling place or early voting site.

There will be no long election night partying for me Tuesday night as we have session on Wednesday and I hate the early morning drive bad enough when I’ve had a full night’s sleep. We’ve got just a handful of session days before the deadline to move bills out of committees on March 27th. I have a few bills that are assigned to committee, some of which are close to completed negotiations, so I expect to move a couple of bills this week or next. I’m hopeful that we’ll see another batch of bills assigned to committee from Rules soon as the bulk of my bills have yet to be assigned, which doesn’t bode well for the impending deadline. While a lot of bills are posted to committees this week, it’s not a guarantee that every bill will be heard in this week’s hearing. There are a lot of factors that play into committee chairs’ decisions about when bills will be heard including availability of witnesses, stage of negotiations, overall committee hearing load, among others. Most committee chairs try to make it known which bills will be heard as soon as is practical before a hearing, but again there are often moving parts that can’t be predicted that can impact a day’s call list. By and large, chairs will do everything they can to accommodate witness’ travel schedules above all else.

Here are a couple things that might move this week:

HB4075 is a clean up bill to address implementation issues discovered since the law allowing people with certain criminal backgrounds access to legal name change under certain conditions. Illinois has long been among the most restrictive states with regard to name changes for people with criminal histories in spite of the fact that existing name change law already makes it nearly impossible to change one’s name to avoid criminal responsibility (your fingerprints and social security number don’t change, registry laws already require folks to update their registry). 

We’re in the middle of a life or death crisis for transgender people who desperately need their identity documents to match their appearance. When we first passed the law in 2023, things were already getting bad and it felt urgent then. But now it’s a five alarm fire, with states around us literally invalidating drivers licenses and birth certificates without notice. Since implementation, in most parts of the state, our law’s implementation has been smooth, but in Cook County, folks are being subjected to costly demands and delays based on a misinterpretation of the law. A person with no Illinois record who discloses a long ago charge in another state will likely be forced to spend additional money and likely several case continuances to seek an “update” to an Illinois criminal record that does not exist. Each step brings more time where a person’s documents do not match their identity, more expense, more exposure to potential harm, and more doubt in a system that should exist to support all of us.

HB4075 is assigned to the Judiciary-Civil Law Committee and is posted for this week’s hearing on Thursday. We’ve made good progress with the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office and are hopeful we will have an amendment shortly that will address questions about implementation.

HB4255 is an initiative of Humane World for Animals and the Lincoln Park Zoo and would add big cats, primates, and bears to our state’s groundbreaking law prohibiting the use of elephants in traveling exhibitions. I’ve learned a lot working with these advocates and The Brookfield Zoo, whose animal ambassador program sought some exemptions to the prohibitions to better address their educational goals. The bill is posted to the Judiciary-Criminal Law Committee for a Wednesday hearing.

HB4428 is an initiative of The Alliance for Safety and Justice, a criminal justice reform organization that centers the stories and needs of victims and survivors of violent crimes. Studies around the world have shown that one of the simplest ways to ensure defendants appear for scheduled court dates while on pre-trial release is to provide a simple reminder via text message. Since the implementation of our state’s Pre Trial Fairness Act, most of our courts have adopted some version of this, with variations around who implements it and whether the defendant opts in or opts out of the alerts among other minor variations. If enacted, HB4428 will mandate uniform notification that defendants have the ability to opt out of if desired. That simple change, from being asked to opt in or out, makes a huge difference in studies of similar programs on their ability to impact court no show rates. HB4428 is also assigned to the Judiciary-Criminal Committee.

HB4652 has gotten a fair bit of attention lately as it reflects a policy that students in Pontiac, Illinois identified as a policy that could impact the environment and individual health by mandating that all retailers selling any vape product make available environmentally responsible collection and disposal of the countless batteries that currently end up in landfills. We continue to engage in discussions with various stakeholders on this bill and hope to continue the discussions throughout the session. This is one of those policies that makes too much sense in so many ways, but really has a much broader impact than you might initially consider. We’ve had discussions with the Illinois EPA and the Attorney General’s Office and have heard from folks from retail and manufacturing as well as the cannabis industry. In most cases, the conversations center around agreement on the need to solve the obvious environmental problem caused by these batteries with questions about how each stakeholder is going to be impacted by the law. This bill has been posted to the Executive Committee, which doesn’t necessarily follow the same calendar as the rest of the body as it’s where more complex bills often get worked on.

Sunday afternoon, I broke my self imposed rule of not going out to bars to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by joining neighbors at Protect RP’s Irish Songs of Resistance at Jarvis Square Tavern. I grew up on Irish protest songs, so of course I wanted to be there. I had fun chatting with folks about the songs, and when I was given the chance to say something to the crowd, I talked about the importance and power of art in resistance movements and urged the crowd to tip the musicians to show our support for their work. 

I hope you’ve already voted, or already have your plan to vote. I really love going to vote with my kids, or whatever assortment of them I can anyway. Remember, city of Chicago voters can vote at any early voting location in the city today and polls open on Tuesday from 6am to 7pm.

Need to Know Info

In observation of Primary Election Day, our office will be closed on Tuesday, March 17th. Please email info@repcassidy.com with any questions, and we'll get back to you when we return to the office!

SNAP customers can now check to see if they are subject to, are meeting, or may be eligible to seek an exemption from work requirements. Use the ABE: SNAP Work Requirements screener. 

Additional Information on New SNAP Work Requirements  

Before the federal budget bill, Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWDs) applied to adults ages 18-54 who had: 

• No kids under 18 living at home 
• No disabilities

Now, more people must meet or be exempt from work requirements, like: 

• People who are homeless  
• People with kids at home who are only 14 or older 
• Veterans 
• People with no disabilities, ages 55-64  

Important Dates: 

February 1, 2026: ABAWDs who do not meet or who are not exempt from work requirements may only get SNAP for 3 months in a 3-year period.  

May 1, 2026: ABAWDs who do not meet or who are not exempt from work requirements will lose benefits. 

IDHS has sent initial notices of these federal changes along with a copy of an exemption form, to all current and new ABAWDs. 

Illinois DHS will also continue to provide updates on: snapfederalimpact.illinois.gov  

The 14th District Small Business Security Infrastructure Grant has launched an emergency door-buzzer initiative in response to the fear and disruption caused by recent ICE/CBP operations in local commercial corridors.

Funded by the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and led by State Representative Kelly Cassidy in partnership with Rogers Park Business Alliance (RPBA), the program has already delivered over $320,000 in security support to 45 neighborhood businesses.

This new effort will provide and install basic door entry control systems for up to 90 vulnerable, for-profit brick-and-mortar businesses within the 14th District. Eligible businesses must be located in the district, be in good standing with the State of Illinois, hold a valid Chicago business license, and complete the required application.

For more information on who qualifies and how to apply, visit the grant website here.

North Side Queer Pride is being proposed by a collaborative group of neighbors, small business owners, artists, and community organizations who care deeply about our community. We are looking to align existing pride events under one umbrella to create a vibrant, inclusive weekend of celebration.

Your thoughts will help inform and create the weekend of celebration. Please take 5 minutes to complete the survey and help build a fabulous weekend.

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Any voter in Chicago can vote at any Early Voting site, no matter where they live in the city. Voters can choose whatever voting site is most convenient for them, including on Election Day.

All Early Voting locations are ADA-compliant and fully accessible to voters with disabilities. 

40th Ward Early Voting Location: Budlong Woods Library

49th Ward Early Voting Location: Willye B. White Park

48th Ward Early Voting Location: Broadway Armory

50th Ward Early Voting Location: Northtown Library

Same Day Registration is available at all Early Voting sites, including 51 sites open as Vote Centers on Election Day. You will need two forms of ID, one with your current address - click here for acceptable forms of ID.

Early voters may choose to vote in one of 12 languages: English, Spanish, Chinese, Hindi, Polish, Korean, Tagalog, Gujarati, Urdu, Arabic, Ukrainian, and Russian. 

March 2 through March 17

• Weekdays: 9:00am - 6:00pm
• Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
• Sunday: 10:00am - 4:00pm
• Election Day (March 17): 6:00am - 7:00pm

The Veterans Assistance Commission of Cook County (VACCC) would like to share an announcement regarding the launch of their new VACCC Volunteer Program, which is open to Veterans and Veteran family members who would like to support the VACCC’s mission in the community.

Volunteers will assist their office at outreach events, community initiatives, and other Veteran-focused activities. Participants will complete a brief training (approximately one hour) covering VACCC services, programs, and how to assist Veterans at events. Once trained, volunteers may be contacted periodically to help support outreach efforts.

Individuals interested in participating must complete the registration form found here, sign a release form, and consent to a brief background check to ensure they can appropriately represent our office.

State Senator Mike Simmons' Office is seeking donations of nonperishable canned items. They have received the most requests for the items above. If you would like to donate, their hours for accepting donations are Monday through Thursday from 10 AM to 4 PM and on Fridays from 10 AM to 3 PM.

Neighborhood Shoutout

Fried Egg Cafe opened today for their first day of business! Congratulations to them, and welcome to the district. They offer breakfast classics and premium coffee. From their website: Our food is crafted with passion so it’s fresh, flavorful, and designed to brighten your morning. Every dish is prepared with care, using quality ingredients and thoughtful recipes that celebrate both comfort and creativity.

Located at 1039 W Bryn Mawr Ave, they are open daily from 7am-3pm.

District Events

Andersonville Restaurant Week is back! The Andersonville Chamber of Commerce is excited to once again showcase the abundance of great restaurants throughout the district. Restaurant Week is a great way to try a new spot, explore the diverse cuisine and fine dining in Andersonville, and support small businesses! The wide variety of restaurants will offer $30 / $45 / $60 special prix fixe menus* to enjoy. *Prices vary by location.

You can see the list of participating businesses here.

Join the Illinois Restaurant Association, Pursuit, and the Cook County Small Business Source for an Access to Capital Roundtable on Wednesday, March 18 at 10AM at the Swedish American Museum (5211 N Clark). The event will feature expert insights on funding options and financial resources that can help support and grow your business. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions and connect directly with resource partners. Coffee and pastries will be provided. Registration is open through March 18.

Register here.

Centro Romero will host a City Key Event on Friday, March 20, 2026 at 6216 N. Clark St. To make an appointment, scan the QR Code or visit getcitykey.com for additional details and information.

Centro Romero será anfitrión de un City Key Event el viernes 20 de marzo de 2026, en 6216 N. Clark St. Para hacer una cita, escanee el código QR o visite getcitykey.com para más información.

Please join H.O.M.E.'s Community Advisory Council for its March 20th Senior Summit and Resource Fair. State Representative LaShawn K. Ford, of the 8th District of the Illinois House of Representatives, will be the main speaker. There will also be a “resource room” with information from Chicago departments focused on senior services.

“Let’s Kick It!” is also an opportunity to share information of interest to seniors and people with disabilities in Chicago, such as a Chicago Senior Bill of Rights and an Illinois Senior Home Preservation Program bill sponsored by Fix Our Homes Illinois, a coalition that H.O.M.E. has facilitated since 2023. 

Friday, March 20, 2026

2:00 PM 4:00 PM

7320 North Sheridan Road

You can learn more and RSVP here.

Back by popular demand - shred documents, recycle electronics, and safely dispose of prescription meds with the 48th Ward Office!

Remember: Paper shreds are not recyclable. We encourage everyone to shred only pages that include personal information and recycle the rest! Please also remove large binder clips.

Saturday, March 21

11am-2pm

5853 N Broadway

Has clutter become your significant other? Was getting organized a New Year's Resolution that hasn't quite manifested yet? It's time for Feng Shui, the ancient art form designed to bring balance, peace, and joy into your home. Easy to learn and fun to implement, it will surprise you with how simple it can be to create a space that nourishes instead of frustrates. 

Feng Shui practitioner and presenter Lyn Nené fell in love with Feng Shui in the early 1990’s. She has studied with Feng Shui Masters from The Wind and Water School of Feng Shui as well as The Feng Shui Institute of America.  

Registration is recommended but not required. You may register on the library’s 

website, by phone, or in person at any Chicago Public Library location.

The Andersonville Chamber of Commerce is pleased to welcome back its annual InSidewalk Sale, as retailers make way for spring by clearing out winter merchandise. Throughout the weekend of March 27 – 29, 2026, shop for some of the year’s best deals on merchandise, food and personal care services at 25 neighborhood retailers.

You can see a list of participating retailers here.

The Final 5 Campaign and Circles and Ciphers is excited to invite you to join them for a very special moment as they officially launch The Final 5 Campaign's "ONNA WAY BACK Reentry Toolkit" during their upcoming Reentry Resource Fair in collaboration with Circles & Ciphers. This event represents an important step forward in their collective work to support young people returning home and ensuring they have the resources, support, and opportunities they need to thrive.

The event will include a variety of resources and opportunities for returning citizens and community members, including:

• Free haircuts

• Free food

• Restorative circles

• Employment opportunities

• Education opportunities

• Community resources, support services and more!

Event Details:

April 10, 2026

12:00 PM – 6:00 PM

1643 N. Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL

Vendor Applications and Opportunities

Artist and Vendor applications are now being accepted for the 25th Annual Glenwood Avenue Arts Fest!

The Glenwood Avenue Arts Fest is Rogers Park’s annual outdoor celebration of arts and community, run by a volunteer planning committee to showcase our neighborhood’s arts, talents, and businesses. For more information visit glenwoodave.org.

In 2025, 88.9% of vendors felt they were able to have positive interactions with their customers at the Fest. Join us for a weekend of art, community, and fun!

Click here for Artist Application.

Click here for Food Vendor Application.

Residents and visitors alike eagerly anticipate the arrival of Andersonville Midsommarfest, an annual celebration which transforms Clark Street into a haven of music, dance, and community spirit. Inspired by the Swedish Midsommar tradition, the festival takes place the second weekend in June, ushering in the summer season with a diverse array of festivities. Attendees can expect a dynamic lineup of live musical performances across multiple stages and a curated street fair featuring an eclectic mix of food vendors, artisans, not-for-profits, and local businesses.

If you are interested in applying, click here. The deadline is March 22nd.

The Edgewater Musical Fest is now accepting vendor applications! If you're a restaurant, food truck, artist, maker, artisan, or retailer, now is the time to visit edgewater.org to apply to be part of the coolest street fest on the North Side.

Are you a vendor looking to showcase your unique products or art? Jarvis Square Events is excited to feature a diverse range of items at their upcoming events!

They have applications for Pride, Pierogifest, Oktoberfest and more! 

To secure your spot, please fill out a vendor application here.

Please note: All food vendors should email Jenni directly at jenni@jsqevents.com to discuss specific requirements and availability.

Theatre

Join Lifeline Theatre for their third and final concert reading of the season. Each concert reading features delicious refreshments, conversation with their ensemble, staff, and board members, and a post-show Q&A with the cast.

Each performance in the Concert Reading Series serves as a special benefit event supporting the continued growth and sustainability of Lifeline Theatre. 

Wedding bells have finally rung for amateur sleuth Lord Peter Wimsey and novelist Harriet Vane! But their quiet, country honeymoon becomes a farce full of eccentric locals, exploding chimneys and even a body found in the wine cellar. This inauspicious beginning begs the question – when life gets in the way, can love persevere?

Saturday, March 21st

4:00 p.m. - Light bites & wine served

5:00 p.m. - Performance start

7:00 p.m. - Sweets served and Talk-Back with cast

You can find tickets here!

From an Algonquin round table boasting some of history’s most notable women, to the halls of the Top Girls Employment Agency, Marlene’s exchanges with the women around her create a vivid and compelling exploration of their aspirations through time. Heralded as one of the best British plays of the 20th century, Caryl Churchill’s TOP GIRLS directed by Lucky Stiff navigates the shifting dynamics of a patriarchal society.

Throughout the run, TOP GIRLS will be presented alongside Raven Theatre resident company The Story Theatre’s World Premiere of POT GIRLS by Paul Michael Thomson, directed by Ayanna Bria Bakari. POT GIRLS is a smoky riff on TOP GIRLS that pays loving homage while charting bold new ground. Celebrating The Story Theatre’s seven-year residency at Raven, this collaboration reflects a mutual desire to expand artistic partnership between the companies.

TOP GIRLS

By Caryl Churchill

Directed by Lucky Stiff

February 12 – March 22 Now Extended Till March 29!

Tickets can be purchased here.

Lifeline Theatre presents a world premiere adaptation based on Jack and the Beanstalk.

By ensemble member Jess Wright Buha in collaboration with Miles and Molly Buha

With music by John Szymanski

Directed by ensemble member Calvin Adams

In the alleys of a sunless Big City, sibling stray cats Kitty and Tom use the garbage around them to make their world a more magical place. But when Kitty trades one of Tom's precious creations for some magic beans, Tom angrily throws them away–only to have them sprout into a magnificent beanstalk. When they climb it, they discover why the sun has vanished from the city below (hint: a giant is involved). 

A world premiere with music for kids ages 4-10 and their families.

You can purchase tickets here.

Written and directed by Jackie Taylor

We can’t think of a better way to kick off the 50th Anniversary Season than to bring back The Jackie Wilson Story! Jackie Wilson premiered at the Black Ensemble Theater in 2000. This outstanding production started its successful national tour in 2002. The tour included a record-breaking run at the famous Apollo Theater in New York. In 2012, Jackie Wilson made history by opening the new Black Ensemble Theater Cultural Center. This award-winning production continues its historical run as it opens our 50th Anniversary season. Experience this tribute to the most dynamic and electrifying entertainer of all time, Mr. Excitement – Jackie Wilson.

Black Ensemble Theater

4450 N Clark

You can get more information and purchase tickets here.

Cyrano

By Michael Dalberg

Directed by Tony Lawry

March 13-April 12

In this Original TATL adaptation by Michael Dalberg (Grimm, The Blood Countess, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde) Cyrano cannot share her love to the multi-courted Roxanne. Thus, she speaks her truth through dim witted Christian, Roxanne’s true desire. In a romantically comical retelling of the classic, body image, self-doubt and misogyny are central themes. With some food fights along the way you’ll see that sometimes love is right in front of your nose!

Performances are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 3pm at the Jarvis Square Theater located at 1439 W. Jarvis. Please visit theatreatl.org for tickets.

Use the Rogers Park coupon code unclecardinal at checkout for $10 OFF THE REGULAR $25 ticket price. Subject to availability, not valid opening or closing weekends.

Rent

Directed by DeRon Williams

Book, Music and Lyrics by Jonathan Larson

March 26 - April 12

Newhart Family Theatre

Lower East Side of New York City. End of the millennium. Mark and Roger are roommates, and they can’t afford rent (again). But they don’t let that stop them from enjoying life while they can. They find solace in their community of fellow artists and activists who are also trying to make ends meet as they struggle through life, love, their art, the AIDS crisis, and paying (or not paying) rent. Jonathan Larson’s final musical still resonates today about the importance of trying to get your voice heard, even if it seems no one is listening.

Tickets can be purchased here.

Youth

Get Paid. Get Skilled. Get Ahead. Chicagoans from 14 to 24 years old can apply for paid summer jobs and opportunities today at ChicagoYouthWorks.org!

Four dynamic positions are available in parks over the summer for ages 16 and up: Lifeguard, Recreation Leader (for day camp), Special Recreation Leader (for day camps for kids and adults with intellectual disabilities), and Junior Laborer (landscape maintenance). Additional positions are available for ages 18+. 

To learn more and to apply go to their website here.

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In honor of Dr. Carl Bell’s Memorial Award, this year’s topic underscores a focal point of Dr. Bell’s work. Dr. Bell developed community-based mental health initiatives which encouraged inclusivity in psychiatry developing stronger communities. This year’s essay topic: The 24/7 digital world allows the ability to “always be on". Does this promote engagement on issues (such as climate change, politics, social media outlets, etc.), or does it create a path for emotional burnout, or a combination of both? What are strategies to maintain a positive outlook?

The award recipient will receive a $500 cash prize. Their submission will also be presented at the 2025 IPS Annual Meeting and published in “Mind Matters,” the official IPS newsletter publication and invited to our Annual Meeting in September. Second and third place award recipients will receive a $250 cash prize.

Deadline for Essay Submissions: May 15, 2026

To learn more or to apply click here.

Hiring

The Membership & Events Manager will oversee Edgewater Chamber’s membership sales, member database, benefits, business outreach, and contact management system while simultaneously facilitating Edgewater Chamber’s events & programs, including (but not limited to) street festivals, networking events, education programs, vendor fairs, and community events. This position will work closely with the Executive Director to design and facilitate programming, partnerships, and initiatives that drive membership, revenue, and engagement in Edgewater Chamber. This position acts as the go-to resource for businesses in the community to engage with Edgewater Chamber and learn about chamber membership, business services, and events. 

To learn more and to apply click here.

The Federal Advocacy Manager is a new position that will lead CCH’s federal advocacy efforts in close coordination with CCH’s public policy, community organizing, communications, and Law Project staff. In response to a host of federal budget and policy changes that threaten to eliminate the use of best practices and send thousands of more Illinoisians into homelessness and poverty, CCH is increasing its federal advocacy capacity. This role will ensure CCH is leading solutions grounded in the needs of people with lived experience with homelessness.

To learn more and apply, click here.

The Chicago Tool Library is a 501(c)3 nonprofit whose mission is to provide equitable access to tools, equipment, and information to allow all Chicagoans to learn, share, and create. Their lending library houses thousands of items that range from basic hand tools and table saws to ice cream makers and camping equipment. We are a forward-thinking organization hoping to help our city reshape its relationship to ownership, consumption, and creativity.

To learn more and apply, click here.

Chicago Animal Care and Control is hiring for two full-time positions:

• Animal Care Clerk – apply by March 12

• Staff Assistant – apply by March 13

These roles support daily shelter operations, serve the public, and help ensure the care and safety of animals in Chicago.

What will you do as an Animal Care Clerk?

• Assist with animal intake, adoptions, and return to owner services
• Provide customer service and guidance on CACC programs
• Manage records, transactions, and front desk operations

What will you do as a Staff Assistant?

• Support executive and departmental operations
• Help develop and implement policies and procedures
• Serve as a liaison and support leadership initiatives

Are you a team player?

Ready to make a difference for Chicago’s animals and residents?

Important: You must apply online through the City of Chicago’s careers site, applications are not accepted in person at the shelter.

Apply online: chi.gov/caccjobs

Pure Brite Facility Services is hiring Part-Time Day Porters to support daily cleaning operations at Skokie School District 73.5. The ideal candidate will help maintain a clean, safe, and sanitary environment for students and staff.

Qualifications

• Must be 25 years of age or older
• Minimum 6 months of cleaning experience preferred (training available for those without experience)
• Must speak English (bilingual candidates encouraged to apply)

Must successfully complete:

• State-mandated fingerprint background check through the School District
• State-mandated DCFS background check
• Identification: ID (DL, State ID, Permanent ID, Social Security Card, ITIN)

You can apply in person at 1523 W Morse Ave.

Greencorps Chicago, the City of Chicago’s green industry job training program for individuals with barriers to employment, is hiring! Greencorps Chicago is currently recruiting potential candidates for this year’s Employment & Training Program. During the nine-month program, Greencorps Chicago trainees earn a starting wage of $18.50, and receive practical experience, professional development, and classroom & field training in a variety of environmentally-related jobs with skills that are easily transferable to other industries. Trainees are offered several professional certifications including Defensive Driving, First Aid/CPR, HAZWOPER, OSHA 10-Hour Safety, Chicago Wilderness Prescription Burn Class, and the Illinois Pesticide license. Throughout the program, trainees are supported with wrap-around social services, a stable income, and assistance finding full-time employment upon completion of the program. 

To learn more and to apply, click here.

The Obama Presidential Center is hiring! With multiple positions available for many of their roles, this is a rare opportunity to join a team from the very beginning and help shape a world-class institution. The Obama Presidential Center is more than a few buildings; it's a hub for citizenship and a place where people can come together to make a difference. Be a part of a mission that will inspire generations to come!

To see a list of positions available and to apply, visit their website here.

Harry S. Truman College, in partnership with Equus Workforce Solutions and the Illinois Department of Employment Security, is hosting their Spring 2026 Career & Internship Fair. This event brings together job seekers, career resources, and employers from multiple industries.

Event Details

Wednesday, April 8, 2026

10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Harry S. Truman College – Main Lobby

1145 W. Wilson Ave., Chicago, IL 60640

To register, click here.

Visit an American Job Center to access employment resources, information about job training and more. Each center has knowledgeable staff that provide assistance to people who need career assistance. Assistance is available to youth and adults. All services are free.

Please call in advance to get information about hours, orientation, and workshop details.

1145 West Wilson Avenue

Room 1917

Chicago, IL 60640

(773) 831-5221

Sincerely,

Kelly Cassidy

State Representative, 14th District



Office of State Representative Kelly Cassidy

1507 W. Morse Ave

Chicago IL 60626