
<p>Injustice Watch is a non-partisan, not-for-profit journalism organization that conducts in-depth research exposing institutional failures that obstruct justice and equality.</p>


Injustice Watch


<p>A news site committed to in-depth reporting on issues concerning the Austin neighborhood located on the West Side of Chicago, Illinois.</p>


Austin Weekly News


<p>Cicero Independiente is a volunteer-run, bilingual, independent news outlet for Cicero residents. </p>



<p>We’ll be publishing stories and projects for the community regularly. To stay updated subscribe to our newsletter and follow us on social media. </p>



<p>If you have always been curious about something happening in Cicero, have ideas for a story, or want to get involved email us at <a href="mailto:info@ciceroindependiente.com">info@ciceroindependiente.com</a>. Stories should be about issues that affect and/or are of interest to Cicero residents and be a topic that is usually under-reported.</p>


Cicero Independiente


<p>CHIRP is a volunteer-driven, community radio station that focuses on music, arts, and culture. The station can be heard on the north side of Chicago at 107.1FM and worldwide at <a href="http://chirpradio.org/">chirpradio.org</a>. We are live and local every day of the year from 6am-midnight from our studios in Chicago’s North Center neighborhood, and the city we live in is a key part of everything we do. CHIRP Radio plays a wide mix of local, independent, lesser-heard, and just generally good music from a variety of genres and eras. CHIRP DJs are true music fans who love to share their discoveries, new and old, with listeners. The station also features conversations with artists, activists, and other people doing interesting work, and our features department produces pieces highlighting Chicago’s diverse voices and stories.</p>


CHIRP Radio


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<p>The Chicago Reader is a media company creating and curating political and cultural coverage by and for Chicagoans, including highlighting underrepresented communities and stories.</p>



<p>As a social enterprise, we reinvest all of our profits to achieve sustainability, grow our reach, and ensure the fulfillment of our mission.</p>



<h4>ABOUT US</h4>



<p>The Chicago Reader has been a fearless, innovative, and nationally respected media voice in Chicago for nearly 50 years. In print every other week and daily online, we are tastemakers, incisive critics, and agenda-setters. Our readers look to us for what’s new, what’s now, what’s next, and depend on us to hold local government accountable — not take sides.</p>



<p>Newly independent with new leadership, the Reader hit the ground running in 2019. Our new business structure is L3C, which means we are mission-driven, not profit-driven. We are community-supported, fifty percent African American owned, and we could not be more proud of our equitable approach to community coverage, staffing, and vendor supply. We’ve got fresh talent and fresh energy, and we’re thrilled to continue to deliver our unflagging, unfiltered take on Chicago.</p>



<h4>We are the Reader. We are Chicago. And we speak Chicago.</h4>
