What can Chicago residents do to help reduce neighborhood crime?
Call the police more often?
Move out of Chicago?
Demand The Mayor of Chicago offer jobs, mental health services, or a prison cell for all potential criminals?
Chicagoans who are mentally stable, earn a good living, and have a good moral compass don't commit neighborhood crime.
Marc Sims
Chicago
A More Equitable Chicago: Liz Dozier
Just A Few Questions Podcast
Marc Sims talks with Liz Dozier Founder and CEO of Chicago Beyond.
400 Plus Podcast
Marc Sims asks Professor David Stovall if it is possible to create crime free low income African American neighborhoods.
David Stovall, Ph.D. is a professor in the departments of Black Studies and Criminology, Law & Justice at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
https://anchor.fm/marc-sims8/episodes/What-Do-You-Need-David-Stovall-Ph-D-e17j19f
Marc Sims
Chicago
Pedro Martinez
Chief Executive Officer
Chicago Public Schools
42
W. Madison Street
Chicago, IL 60602
Pedro Martinez
Can you implement “The Science of Reading” to help ensure no CPS student reads below their grade level?
Does the Chicago Public Schools teach students the Rule of 72 and how compound interest can help them become financially secure?
Thank you.
Marc Sims
Host
Just A Few Questions Podcast
Marc Sims is a lifelong resident of the city of Chicago.
Discovering the Science of Reading: A Reporter’s Story
Emily Hanford is a senior education correspondent at APM Reports.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GO4_S26gOkQ
Marc Sims
Chicago
Lori E. Lightfoot
Mayor of Chicago
121 N LaSalle St.
Chicago IL. 60602
Mayor Lightfoot:
Please stop the neighborhood crime in Chicago.
One long term solution is to use the “The Science of Reading” to help ensure no CPS student reads below their grade level.
Another way to stop the crime is to help low income residents solve their problems as quickly as possible. With one phone or internet search a resident can be connected to a government or nonprofit organization that will help them solve any challenge.
Give Chicago residents a real feeling that The City of Chicago will help them solve their problems.
Thank you.
Marc Sims
Host
Just A Few Questions Podcast
Marc Sims is a lifelong resident of the city of Chicago.
Discovering the Science of Reading: A Reporter’s Story
Emily Hanford is a senior education correspondent at APM Reports.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GO4_S26gOkQ
