Thank you to the students of Northwood Middle School for making my first day on the job such a great one! (4/4)

.. that are helping combat bullying and build a more inclusive school community. We’re fortunate to have such outstanding schools here in the 58th District, and even more so, students who are thoughtful, engaged, and wise beyond their years. (3/4)

As I always say, hearing directly from students is one of the best parts of my job. It was inspiring to learn about the great work happening across District 115 and the student-led initiatives, like No Place for Hate.. (2/4)

But unity of purpose: the belief that each of us has a role to play in strengthening our country.

Thank you to Rabbi Michael Sommer, a lieutenant and this year’s Hero Among Us honoree, and to everyone who came together to pay tribute to those who have worn the uniform. (2/2)

With more than 1.5 million low-income Illinoisans served by community health centers each year, it’s vital that we continue supporting these organizations and addressing the social factors that impact health, ensuring no one is left behind when seeking care. (2/2)

As we continue to navigate challenging times, including what has become the longest government shutdown in American history, I appreciate both groups for fostering thoughtful, forward-looking discussions on how Illinois can continue leading the way in healthcare policy. (4/4)

And this morning, I spoke at the Illinois Association of Healthcare Attorneys’ 43rd Annual Health Law Symposium, where we examined the sweeping federal and state policy changes on the horizon, from shifts in Medicaid funding to new requirements that could impact access to care. (3/4)

To start, I joined The Chicago Council on Science & Technology for a panel on AI and healthcare to discuss how we can harness innovation responsibly, ensuring that advances in AI improve equity and trust while ensuring patient safety remains a top focus. (2/4)

Over the past two years, families across our district have reached out asking for lower utility bills, more reliable power, and a cleaner future. This bill delivers, and I’m grateful for every call and email urging us to get this across the finish line. (2/2)

Your access to healthcare should never be restricted because of politics coming out of D.C.

Learn more: www.ilga.gov/Legislation/... (3/3)

Illinois is taking action where the federal government won’t. As the current administration dismantles key CDC guidance programs, my constituents are already feeling the effects of science-based advisory committees being torn apart. (2/3)

With its 10th credit upgrade, the state is proving that responsible budgeting and smart financial management ensure we stay prepared and protect essential services no matter what happens in Washington. (2/2)

The regulation of emerging healthcare fields while addressing long-standing challenges within our state agencies. This work is crucial to maintaining a high-quality workforce and enabling professionals to get to work as quickly as possible. (2/2)

Tour of the Jean and John Greene Nature Preserve, where, through support from my office, they secured a $6 million NOAA grant for a major coastal restoration project. Thank you to Lake Forest Open Lands for your continued work to preserve and protect our shoreline! (2/2)