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The Center for Disability and Elder Law (CDEL) will discuss the use of Transfer on Death Instruments (TODI)during this free one hour Zoom webinar. Learn about tools to improve and defend your finances including: Reducing your housing costs, reviewing insurance, property taxes and utility supplies and avoiding financial missteps.

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Unemployment Benefits: Information for Workers During Covid-19 Saturday, November 7, 2020 Add to Calendar 10:00AM – 11:00AM Online event Description COVID-19 has caused historic levels of unemployment. Many people are applying for unemployment benefits for the first time, and are unfamiliar with the process. In addition, new rules have been implemented in response to COVID-19. Law students from DePaul University will help you understand your eligibility for benefits. This presentation will aid individuals who are applying for the first time, appealing a denied application, or simply learning more about unemployment benefits. How to Attend: This webinar will be presented on Zoom by DePaul University. Registration can be found here.  This event uses a third-party website and may be hosted by an organization CPL has partnered with. We recommend you review the privacy policies of any third-party sites before providing them with any personal data. For more information, please see our Website Privacy Statement.

ChiTeen Lit Fest 2020 Friday, November 6, 2020 Add to Calendar 12:00PM – 9:00PM Online event Description Party, create and tell your story! Join us for the fifth annual ChiTeen Lit Fest, which will be fully virtual this year. ChiTeen Lit Fest will take place Friday and Saturday, November 6 and 7 with guest headliners: Atra Asdou Pat Frazier Nestor Gomez Kaivyn Lael Kathleen Rooney Ashley A. Woods For a list of all programs, visit chiteenlitfest.org. Friday night, we'll celebrate the end of the first day with our headliner panel, a special performance by headliner Kaivyn Lael and a dance party with music by DJ Ca$h Era. ChiTeen Lit Fest is a for-teens-by-teens event that provides a safe and creative space for young adults to unlock and discover their unique voices through the literary arts. The fest brings together young people from across Chicago to celebrate their talents as they express themselves through exceptional and honest art. This event is for teens 13-19. How to Attend This event takes place online. Registration takes place on Eventbrite. By registering for this event, you agree to abide by the Library Use Guidelines. Some events will be recorded for archival purposes.

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