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The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd
April 17, 2025
The second episode of the docuseries The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd. The conversation explores how, in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, companies rushed to appoint Black women to executive roles as a show of progress—often without the structural support necessary for long-term success. Panelists unpack the consequences of these decisions, the burdens placed on these leaders, and the broader implications for equity, accountability, and real systemic change.
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The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd
April 10, 2025
The first episode of the docuseries The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd. The conversation explores how, in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, companies rushed to appoint Black women to executive roles as a show of progress—often without the structural support necessary for long-term success. Panelists unpack the consequences of these decisions, the burdens placed on these leaders, and the broader implications for equity, accountability, and real systemic change.
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The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd
April 10, 2025
This special townhall dives into the first episode of the docuseries The Audit: Black Women in Leadership Post George Floyd. The conversation explores how, in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, companies rushed to appoint Black women to executive roles as a show of progress—often without the structural support necessary for long-term success. Panelists unpack the consequences of these decisions, the burdens placed on these leaders, and the broader implications for equity, accountability, and real systemic change.
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Democracy Dismantled – Inside Project 2025
September 26, 2024
In the CAN TV Special report Democracy Dismantled: Inside Project 2025, Tracie D. Hall reveals the seismic threats facing our democratic institutions. This eye-opening episode explores how Project 2025 could impact the future of democracy and emphasizes the importance of civic engagement as elections approach. Tune in to understand the stakes and learn how your voice and vote can make a difference.
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The SOL Collective
July 17, 2024
In a powerful episode of “SOL Collective: Unstoppable Warriors,” hosted by Emily Hooper Lansana, the Artistic Director of SOL Collective, eight remarkable Black women share their stories of strength, resilience, and creativity. This inspiring evening showcases the richness of their experiences and the profound impact of their contributions, highlighting diverse narratives within the Black community.
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America Scores: Red Carpet Poetry Slam 2024
April 18, 2024
Join us at the ‘America SCORES Chicago Red Carpet Poetry Slam’ to celebrate the magical fusion of creativity and athletics that has empowered youth for over two decades. This special event highlights the talents of Poet-Athletes who have thrived through our unique blend of soccer, poetry, and service-learning programs. Witness the incredible skills and heartfelt expressions of these young individuals as they showcase their abilities in poetry and soccer, demonstrating the powerful impact of integrating sports and the arts in youth development.
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40th Anniversary Gala
December 26, 2023
Celebrate four decades of community storytelling, empowerment, and media innovation. Relive the highlights, speeches, and memorable moments of this milestone event.
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The SOL Collective
December 26, 2023
Experience the unique voices of SOL Collective! Our special broadcast features inspiring stories from women of color that resonate with soul and spirit. Don’t miss this evening of transformation and connection!
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Transgender in Chicago
December 1, 2023
A compelling one-hour documentary that delves into the experiences and struggles of the transgender community in Chicago.
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Change Agents Townhall: Education Matters – Closing the Race Gap
October 23, 2023
Join us for a special townhall edition of Change Agents — Education Matters: Closing the Race Gap. Hosts Sufyan Sohel and Tania Wittgenfeld King are joined by a panel of education leaders and an audience of student scholars to discuss the current state of higher education, and what can be done to close the race gap.
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