FINAL CALL: We Still Need You — Far South CAC Family & Community Summit (April 25th)

[Marcus Flenaugh]

We Still Need You — Far South CAC Family & Community Summit  Time is almost up — and we still need YOU. The Community Action Council are hosting our Annual Family and Community Summit on Saturday, April 25th from 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM at Corliss High School, and we are putting out a final call for workshop presenters. We are still looking for presenters in the following areas: • Mental Health & Wellness • Youth Development • Family Engagement • Civic Engagement • Financial Literacy • Entrepreneurship • Violence Prevention If you have knowledge, experience, or a passion for any of these topics — the Far South Side needs to hear from you. This summit is for our families, our young people, and our community. We want real voices in that room leading real conversations. Don't wait. The window is closing. If you can't present but know someone who can, please forward this email right now. Every share matters. Thank you for continuing to show up for the Far South Side. This is more than an event—it’s a movement to empower families, strengthen schools, and build a brighter future for the South and West Sides. Don’t miss out—register today! Showcase your organization or business at our Resource Fair. Lead a Workshop to share your expertise with attendee What to Expect Resource Fair Connect with local organizations offering youth and family support. Parent, Teen & Young Adult Panels Hear from inspiring voices on education, leadership, and career pathways Health & Wellness Resources Gain insights into mental health, self-care, and community well-being Workshops for Teens and Parents Hands-on sessions on advocacy, ways to get involved in education, and family empowerment Why Participate? Directly connect with hundreds of families, educators, and community stakeholders on Chicago’s South and West Sides. Increase awareness of your programs, services, or business among a highly engaged audience. Be recognized as a community partner and advocate for educational success and family empowerment. Unsubscribe