Change Agents shines a light on the most pressing challenges facing Chicago’s communities—from homelessness and food inequity to bail reform, hate crimes, and school bullying—while introducing viewers to the nonprofit and grassroots organizations working on the front lines to create meaningful change.
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How to Watch Change Agents
Change Agents is available to stream on cantv.org and the free can tv+ app, available on iPhone, Apple TV, Android TV, Android smartphones, Amazon Fire TV, Amazon Fire Tablet, and Roku.
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