Chicago Commission on Human Relations
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We are the Chicago Commission on Human Relations (CCHR). We promote appreciation of Chicago's diversity and work to eliminate prejudice and discrimination by enforcing the Chicago Human Rights and Fair Housing Ordinances. Follow us to learn more!
Check out our new episode of “Think Before You Hate”! We speak with the CEO of the Japanese American Service Committee about community history, advocacy, and ways we can all confront hate and discrimination. Listen here: bit.ly/4qG47BZ
November 18, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Check out our new episode of “Think Before You Hate”! We speak with the CEO of the Japanese American Service Committee about community history, advocacy, and ways we can all confront hate and discrimination. Listen here: bit.ly/4qG47BZ
We at the Chicago Commission on Human Relations stand with and support our city’s trans community! During Trans Awareness Week—and every week—we affirm your dignity, celebrate your strength, and work to ensure a Chicago free from discrimination. #TransRights #EqualityMatters
November 13, 2025 at 9:23 PM
We at the Chicago Commission on Human Relations stand with and support our city’s trans community! During Trans Awareness Week—and every week—we affirm your dignity, celebrate your strength, and work to ensure a Chicago free from discrimination. #TransRights #EqualityMatters
In honor of #VeteransDay, we are spotlighting Dr. Terrell Odom, U.S. Navy veteran & advocate for Chicago’s military community. Listen to his inspiring journey from service member to community leader—and how we can all support those who’ve served! Click here to listen: bit.ly/4qG47BZ
November 4, 2025 at 3:05 PM
In honor of #VeteransDay, we are spotlighting Dr. Terrell Odom, U.S. Navy veteran & advocate for Chicago’s military community. Listen to his inspiring journey from service member to community leader—and how we can all support those who’ve served! Click here to listen: bit.ly/4qG47BZ
What does it mean to be trans in Chicago today? We sit down with Channyn Lynne Parker, CEO of Equality Illinois, to discuss overlooked history, safety, healthcare, and how we can all show up for the trans community in the Windy City. #TransRights #Chicago Check it out here: chi.gov/4pTGZzC
September 30, 2025 at 5:49 PM
What does it mean to be trans in Chicago today? We sit down with Channyn Lynne Parker, CEO of Equality Illinois, to discuss overlooked history, safety, healthcare, and how we can all show up for the trans community in the Windy City. #TransRights #Chicago Check it out here: chi.gov/4pTGZzC
What role does the Chicago Urban League play in today’s fight for equity? We dive into legacy, leadership, and the future of Black Chicago in our latest episode—plus hidden cultural gems and how you can help combat hate. Listen now: chi.gov/48k6e7E
#BlackVoices #Chicago
#BlackVoices #Chicago
September 16, 2025 at 2:02 PM
What role does the Chicago Urban League play in today’s fight for equity? We dive into legacy, leadership, and the future of Black Chicago in our latest episode—plus hidden cultural gems and how you can help combat hate. Listen now: chi.gov/48k6e7E
#BlackVoices #Chicago
#BlackVoices #Chicago
From marriage equality to trans rights, we’re diving into the fight for LGBTQIA+ equity in Chicago. Hear Joli Robinson, CEO of Center on Halsted, share powerful stories and the path ahead. Listen now and be part of the change: chi.gov/3TDvYDF #LGBTQIA #ChicagoVoices
August 26, 2025 at 2:37 PM
From marriage equality to trans rights, we’re diving into the fight for LGBTQIA+ equity in Chicago. Hear Joli Robinson, CEO of Center on Halsted, share powerful stories and the path ahead. Listen now and be part of the change: chi.gov/3TDvYDF #LGBTQIA #ChicagoVoices
How do you turn barriers into stepping stones on the journey to a new life in a new country? Learn more in our latest episode of our podcast: chi.gov/3TDvYDF #Chicago #CelebrateImmigrants
August 12, 2025 at 1:50 PM
How do you turn barriers into stepping stones on the journey to a new life in a new country? Learn more in our latest episode of our podcast: chi.gov/3TDvYDF #Chicago #CelebrateImmigrants