Community groups receive Illinois grant money to spur participation in 2020 census

Comment: Who gets the money and for what? “It’s essentially to throw events, hand outreach materials to encourage people to get out and get counted,” said Shannon Anderson, a program manager at Teens Against Killing Everywhere (TAKE). The East St. Louis-based organization focused on nonviolence programs in the city received a $330,000 grant.
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debtsor
6 years ago

Community organizing at its best. I mean worst.

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