Berwyn Cake Studio Serves Memories of Mexico
Inspired by flan, guava, marzipan and gansito, Berwyn baker Stephanie Charo turned her dream into SC’s Cake Studio after losing her job and starting from zero.
Q&A with Baltazar Enríquez: Perspectives from Little Village Community Council President
Baltzar Enríquez was born in Michoacán, Mexico, and moved to Chicago at the age of three. Little Village, often called
Sazón de Illinois: Exodo Hospitality Brings Mexican-Peruvian Flavor to Chicago
At Exodo Hospitality’s Chicago restaurants, familiar dishes are reimagined to tell a broader story about Latino culture and community.
Latino Communities Say ICE Presence is Changing How They Gather and Celebrate
Latino communities in Chicago are adjusting public celebrations and cultural traditions amid growing concerns over immigration enforcement.
‘Fun Day With Misa’ Brings Bilingual Storytelling to Chicago Kids
With hand-drawn illustrations and parallel Spanish translation, “Fun Day With Misa” helps kids practice language while enjoying a playful story.
Beyond the Protests: How To Support Immigrant Communities Amidst ICE Raids
The ongoing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids have created widespread panic and confusion across Chicago. Many of the city’s
Chicago Youth Find Safety and Strength in Humboldt Park boxing Gym
A boxing gym in Humboldt Park is becoming a lifeline for Chicago youth, offering training, mentorship and community.
Encendidos: Sector Latino’s Passion On And Off The Pitch
Chicago Fire captain Brian “Guti” Gutiérrez’s playoff moment contrasted with a season of tension after Sector Latino members were banned for an ICE-related banner.
Cyclists tour Little Village to support street vendors
Cyclists rode through Little Village and Pilsen on a Street Vendor Bike Tour to show solidarity with immigrant vendors and support their businesses amid growing enforcement pressures.
Stop The War Declared on U.S. Informal Workers
“Operation Midway Blitz,” the latest ICE effort in the Chicago area, has unleashed fear among immigrant communities, targeting informal workers like street vendors and day laborers who form the backbone of neighborhood life. From Franklin Park to Broadview, tear gas, arrests, and fatal encounters have left families shaken. Experts warn the crackdown threatens not only lives but the cultural and economic fabric of Chicago itself.
Faith, Democracy and the Catholic Duty To Stay Involved
In a moment of polarization and despair, opting out may feel easier. However, democracy depends on those willing to participate.
Trump Administration Escalates ICE Operations in Chicago Suburbs, Sparking Illinois Trust Act Debate
The Trump Administration has ramped up Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in the Chicago area this month as part of