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CHPV
10th Anniversary
Benefit
Celebrate Our
Dynamic Decade!
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Sunday, July 14, 3:00–5:30 PM
AKARAMA Foundation
Community Service Center
6220 S. Ingleside Ave, Chicago 60637
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➜ Featuring Soulful Vocalist and Storyteller Maggie Brown
➜ Delicious Bites & Refreshing Beverages
➜ In-Person Silent Auction
➜ Online Auction July 8-15 at chpv.org
Tickets $150
Reserve your tickets or make a donation by July 9 at
www.chpv.org/benefit
Or call 773-363-1933 to register.
$70 of the $150 cost per ticket is a tax deductible donation to Chicago Hyde Park Village.
| Next Week – Free Monthly Zoom Drop-In!
| Hearing Loss as We Age: Hearing Assistive Technologies
Wednesday, June 12, 12–1pm Central via Zoom
| OUR SPEAKER
 Joshua D. Sevier, Au.D., LL.M., Clinical Program Manager, UChicago Medicine
Dr. Sevier is a cochlear implant audiologist and the clinical program manager of our hearing loss program. His clinical interests include cochlear implants and providing services via telepractice. He was formerly an assistant professor at a doctor of audiology program where he taught classes and supervised students in the department's cochlear implant program. Dr. Sevier has published numerous articles in peer-review journals and continues research of cochlear implants. He graduated with his Doctor of Audiology degree from Pacific University and completed his clinical fellowship training at the University of Chicago Medicine. Dr. Sevier is certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and is a Fellow at the American Academy of Audiology.
Chicago Hyde Park Village's free Zoom Drop-In series is held every 2nd Wednesday of the month. All are welcome! Invite a friend!
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We Need You!
CHPV's volunteer transportation service is a crucial component of our mission. Please sign up as a volunteer driver to help support vibrant, healthy aging in community. Contact us to volunteer:
773-363-1933 or info@chpv.org
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Schedule subject to change. Please visit chpv.org/calendar to confirm prior to attending.
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|  | June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month
The origins of LGBTQ+ Pride Month started with the Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan on June 28th, 1969. This was a tipping point for the community when Stonewall was raided by police and the people started fighting back. What was known by police as "riots" (to justify their use of force) or better known as a rebellion by Stonewall veterans spread over the course of six days and changed the course of LGBTQ+ activism. While historians note that Stonewall was not the first uprising against police and state brutality, it was widely covered by media outlets and has received much historic attention. Any shift in activism for the LGBTQ+ community that grew from the Stonewall Uprising was mainly for white cisgendered people as well. Society tends to forget about our Trans brothers and sisters and people of color who were at the forefront of the movement. The first Pride Parade took place in New York City in 1970 to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising.
(Prepared by Cierra Balog, CHPV Adler University Social Justice Practicum emeritus intern)
Learn More & Celebrate:
| ASA Chicagoland Roundtable: Aging with Pride: Innovative Supports for Chicago Area LGBTQ+ Older Adults
Friday, June 7, 8:30–10:30am Central on Zoom
Provided by Rush University and American Society on Aging
Free; Registration Required
Visit this website to access recent ASA Chicagoland Roundtable sessions. | |
Saturday, June 8, 7-10pm
Augustana Lutheran Church
5500 S Woodlawn, Chicago | | | | The Keith Cooper Fund fundraising event is an opportunity to come together as a community to celebrate the life of Keith Cooper, who was killed in a carjacking at Kimbark Plaza in 2021. There will be jazz music by trumpeter Charles Pryor, award winning beers by CHAOS Brew Club, and a silent auction to bid on from local businesses and artists. The funds raised support grants for young adults in Hyde Park. | Making Moments of Joy for Those Living with Dementia
Tuesday, June 4, 11:30–12:30 Central via Zoom
Hosted by Teepa Snow and presented with Renewal Memory Partners
| Le Cantanti di Chicago Concert
Sunday, June 23, 5pm
St. Therese Chinese Catholic Church (Chinatown)
218 W Alexander St, Chicago, IL 60616
Chinatown public parking lot discounted validation available at the concert
Dhilanthi Fernando, director; Jennifer McCabe, piano with quest artists: Marlena Dzis-Corey, soprano; Amanda Mejia, soprano; SMTCP Music Ministry
$15 suggested freewill donations will be collected during the concert for Catholic Relief Services to provide humanitaran aid to the war-torn Holy Land.
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