Minding the Gap: An Assessment of Racial Disparity in Metropolitan Chicago

In cooperation with the Human Relations Foundation of Chicago (HRF), CURL and the Jane Addams Hull House examined inequalities among racial and ethnic groups in Chicago. Drawing from a broad range of existing data sources, researchers documented areas of reduced inequality as well as other areas of persistent inequality. Minding the Gap: An Assessment of Racial Disparity in Metropolitan Chicago examines seven quality of life measurements: income, wealth and employment, education, housing, transportation, health, the lives of children and the criminal justice system. This report, by examining these seven systems, not just one, creates a unique context for understanding both the complexity of these individual systems and the relationships between these systems. The goal of this effort is not only to educate the public about these gaps, but also to serve as a catalyst for public and social policy discussion throughout the region by initiating a community engagement process. The report was featured in a Sun-Times Editorial

Celebrate the Struggle...the Struggle Continues

CONTENTS Celebrate the Struggle - Coretta Scott King Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow - Paul Schulze The Victory is Ours - Albert Pero LHRAA Herstory - Faith Burgess Teach Us to Pray - Karl Lutz

Strength...in Weakness

CONTENTS A Sign of the Times - Douglas Meeks A Cry for Justice - Julio Quinones The Word of the Lord - Karen Bockelman A Call to Action - Mary Nelso

Hear the Voice of the People

CONTENTS Hear the Voice of the People... Everybody talkin\u27 about heaven ain\u27t goin\u27 there. - C.T. Vivian Theology from the bottom Up...A voice from El Salvador - Herman Montoya Partnerships through listening...A gift from God - Paul Schultz Hearing the Voices...A gift to the church - Susan Thompson An Institute Benediction - Esther Lutze A Journey Toward Peace...Some reflections - Joseph Sittle

UA1D Paul Cook Personnel File

Personnel file of Paul Cook who served WKU as Interim President in 1985 and several other administrative positions

UA1D Lee Robertson Personnel File

Biographical clippings regarding Lee Robertson

UA64/4 Scrapbook

Scrapbook created by the WKU Human Relations Center regarding the Summer Leadership Institute and other work done during 1966 and 1967

The Vanguard (Vol. 50, No. 3), Jul-Aug-Sep 2003

On August 12, 2003, members and friends of Lutheran Human Relations Association took time from the busy ELCA Churchwide Gathering to celebrate the 50th anniversary of LHRA. The evening began with a four directional prayer, then music by the ever popular KYROS. The program continued with honored guests Revs. Karl Lutze, Anita Hill, and Joe Ellwanger inspiring the audience with their reflections on the theme Speak Truth, Do Justice, Build Community. Excerpts from their speeches are featured in this issue

The Council Newsletter, Vol I, No. VI

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The Council Newsletter, Vol I, No. VII

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