On this episode of '3 Questions With' host Hugo Balta sits down with Jasmine Gonzalez, a dedicated Housing Counselor from Brighton Park Neighborhood Council. Jasmine will share valuable resources designed to assist families on their journey to becoming homeowners—a must-watch for anyone looking to navigate the path to owning a home.

In this episode of '3 Questions With,' host Hugo Balta sits down with Maria Nava, Community Engagement Manager at Warren-New Port Public Library. Maria discusses how she builds community partnerships to enhance access to library services for underserved groups, showcasing her efforts in community empowerment and inclusivity.

In this episode of '3 Questions With,' host Hugo Balta sits down with Álvaro Obregón, the respected associate state director of advocacy and outreach for AARP Illinois. This conversation dives into the vital work Álvaro and his team undertake to champion the needs and rights of the senior community throughout the state. From spearheading policy initiatives to fostering community engagement, learn about the comprehensive efforts being made to enhance the well-being and quality of life for seniors. Álvaro shares insights into the strategies and successes of their advocacy, highlighting the importance of supporting this integral part of our community.

In this episode of '3 Questions With,' host Hugo Balta engages with Carlos Fernandez, the Executive Director of Grassroots Collaborative, for an enlightening conversation on the power of unity in effecting change. Discover the critical work of Grassroots Collaborative in bringing together community-based organizations to forge a more just and equitable Chicago. This discussion delves into the collaborative's key initiatives, the challenges faced in advocating for social justice, and the envisioned future for the city through the lens of grassroots activism. Hear directly from a pivotal figure in the movement about the strategies and hopes driving their efforts to reshape Chicago's social landscape.

On '3 Questions With,' host Hugo Balta engages in a fascinating conversation with Michelle Bueno Vasquez, a Ph.D. candidate at Northwestern University, about her trailblazing research. Michelle's work centers on empowering marginalized groups, notably Afro-Latinos and Black women, through challenging conventional survey methods and statistical analyses that inadvertently perpetuate oppression. This episode delves into her innovative methodologies aimed at more accurately understanding and combating discriminatory practices. Join us as Michelle shares insights into her research journey, offering a fresh perspective on addressing systemic issues and fostering equity.