| February 14, 2011 |
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Block by block: What will Chicago's next mayor do for Chicago's families?
Rebecca Sive | 2:30 PM | Blog Post
Dear Readers,
This morning, I had the pleasure of meeting John W. Fountain, Chicago Sun-Times columnist and former Chicago Tribune, New York Times and Washington Post writer, when he and I participated in a conversation with Alison Cuddy on her WBEZ program: Eight Forty-Eight.
The topic was what Chicago's next mayor should do in the way of creating family-friendly policies, specifically policies that would help low-income and woman-headed families combat neighborhood violence, get better schools, and generally develop thriving communities. Food-for-thought, indeed, as we head into this last week of this historic mayoral primary campaign.
Best wishes.
Rebecca
http://www.wbez.org/staff/alison-cuddy
This morning, I had the pleasure of meeting John W. Fountain, Chicago Sun-Times columnist and former Chicago Tribune, New York Times and Washington Post writer, when he and I participated in a conversation with Alison Cuddy on her WBEZ program: Eight Forty-Eight.
The topic was what Chicago's next mayor should do in the way of creating family-friendly policies, specifically policies that would help low-income and woman-headed families combat neighborhood violence, get better schools, and generally develop thriving communities. Food-for-thought, indeed, as we head into this last week of this historic mayoral primary campaign.
Best wishes.
Rebecca
http://www.wbez.org/staff/alison-cuddy
Labels: Alison Cuddy, Chicago Mayor, Chicago mayoral primary, Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune, John W. Fountain, New York Times, WBEZ
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