Chicago’s Choose to Change Serves as Example of Need for Programs Helping Children Exposed to Trauma
Two representatives from Chicago’s Choose to Change (C2C) program shared their experiences with reporters during a news conference yesterday announcing new bipartisan legislation to increase support for children who have been exposed to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and trauma, such…
White Sox Celebrate Choose to Change Youth
Last night White Sox Manager Rick Renteria and his wife Ilene hosted an awards dinner at Guaranteed Rate Field to celebrate another group of young people completing our Choose to Change program. Twenty-five youth were recognized for their commitment to…
White Sox Welcome Choose to Change Youth to Club 17
Choose to Change youth and mentors attended the White Sox game on June 27 through Club 17— Sox manager Rick Renteria’s initiative aimed at helping young people reach their potential. Named for his jersey number, Club 17 was inspired by…
Chicago Sports Alliance Hosts Choose to Change at Malcolm X College
On Monday, June 25, the Chicago Sports Alliance hosted a Field Day for youth and mentors from Choose to Change at Malcolm X College in Chicago. Chicago Police Department officers from Districts 3, 5 and 7, joined the youth for…
$1 Million Investment in Violence Prevention
Five major Chicago sports teams – the Bulls, Blackhawks, Bears, Cubs and Chicago White Sox – recently announced a combined contribution of $1 million to address community violence in Chicago. This funding, part of the newly formed Chicago Sports Alliance,…