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Our Commitment To A Safe and Equitable Chicago

  • Writer: Development
    Development
  • Aug 20
  • 1 min read
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Association House stands for safety, empowerment, and respect above all. At a time in which fear and intimidation have become commonplace in our community, our doors remain open to all, providing transformational programs to all our neighbors, no matter their background. No one is ever turned away, and any one can find where they belong.


Unfortunately, aggressive immigration enforcement, prolonged SNAP disruptions, and social and economic challenges have had a direct impact on individuals in all of our programs.


Our neighborhood has been directly targeted with violence and aggression in immigration enforcement. Individuals, regardless of status, are afraid to leave their homes and access services. Our food pantry has had to double its holiday efforts to account for the gap in SNAP support.


Nevertheless, our staff and leadership are committed to keeping everyone in our facilities safe, and maintaining our longstanding principles of educating participants on their rights. We will continue to stand up for equity and for each other, and we call on the incredible spirit of our community to stay strong in uncertain times.


Empowerment begins with knowledge. Learn your rights today through resources from the Immigrant Justice Center below, and help keep our communities safe, resilient and thriving.



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