Community Outreach to Minorities

Chicago, IL
Growing Home is a non-profit enterprise serving homeless and low-income people through a transitional employment program in the organic farming business. Growing Home's training program integrates job readiness skills and basic business, health and life skills instruction into a curriculum focused on growing, marketing and preparing organic produce.

Chicago, IL
HABILITATIVE SYSTEMS, INC. is a multi-faceted human service agency that plays a substantial role in the articulation, development and delivery of programs and services to improve the quality of life in the city of Chicago. HSI exists to alleviate human suffering by developing and providing resources to promote maximum independence, personal responsibility and dignity for mentally, physically, socially and emotionally disabled persons.

Chicago, IL
The Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (IHCC) is a fully staffed non-profit membership organization with well defined management, financial, and administrative systems in place. IHCC staff and consultants have combined experience of more than 75 years serving businesses and providing training, advocacy and technical assistance.

Chicago, IL
There are three keys to success for INROADS students: Selection, Education & Training, and Performance. For over four decades, INROADS has helped businesses gain greater access to diverse talent through continuous leadership development of outstanding ethnically diverse students and placement of those students in internships at many of North America's top corporations, firms and organizations

Chicago, IL
The Employment Project helps individuals who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless identify career options, make choices, and ultimately gain stability through employment. The Employment Project offers career counseling, employment preparation and financial literacy training, free voice mail, networking opportunities with businesses and professionals, and job placement and retention support to homeless adults who want to become employed.

Chicago, IL
The Employment Project helps individuals who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless identify career options, make choices, and ultimately gain stability through employment. The Employment Project offers career counseling, employment preparation and financial literacy training, free voice mail, networking opportunities with businesses and professionals, and job placement and retention support to homeless adults who want to become employed.

Chicago, IL
At Jane Addams Resource Corporation (JARC), we bridge community and market needs through adult education classes, job training programs, economic development services, and real estate initiatives to ensure that lower-income working adults achieve self-sufficiency and do not live in poverty. JARC's work helps to strengthen the local economy through the growth of neighborhood businesses.

Chicago, IL
JVS Chicago serves more than 8,000 employees, employers and entrepreneurs annually with programs for adults, youth, seniors and people with disabilities, serving entry level to advanced career job seekers, at locations across Metropolitan Chicago. Services include career counseling, job skills training and customized job training, job placement, credit building, small business development, access to capital and more

Chicago, IL
Founded in 1884 as a resource for Eastern European immigrants, the Jewish Vocational Service(JVS) is a dynamic organization delivering a comprehensive selection of non-sectarian employment and training services. JVS assists a diverse population to explore career choices and find employment in a rapidly changing marketplace. JVS helps more than 10,000 people annually match their skills to professional or business opportunities through a network of...

Chicago, IL
Community college education has existed in Chicago since 1911 when Crane Technical High School opened its doors to 28 adults seeking higher education. This led to the establishment of Crane Junior College. From this modest beginning, the City Colleges of Chicago has grown to a family of seven diversified colleges, three learning centers and four technical institutes.

Chicago, IL
Latinos Progresando serves immigrants with the highest quality, low-cost legal immigration services, community education and engagement, and advocacy/organizing around policy that affects immigrants.

Chicago, IL
The Midwest Association of Hispanic Accountants is a professional student organization dedicated to increasing awareness and sharing of business knowledge among students at DePaul University.

Chicago, IL
Mujeres Latinas en Accion, a bilingual/bicultural agency, seeks to empower women, their families and youth to become self-reliant and take full advantage of available opportunies, and create new opportunies to improve the quality of their lives.

Chicago, IL
National Able Network® is a nonprofit agency working to serve individuals, families and communities by bringing together qualified job seekers and businesses. Since 1977, Able's experienced, multicultural professionals provide the training, the personal skills, and the job search techniques that help people enter or re-enter the workforce as quickly and as easily as possible.

Chicago, IL
National Able Network® is a nonprofit agency working to serve individuals, families and communities by bringing together qualified job seekers and businesses. Since 1977, Able's experienced, multicultural professionals provide the training, the personal skills, and the job search techniques that help people enter or re-enter the workforce as quickly and as easily as possible.

Chicago, IL
National Able Network® is a nonprofit agency working to serve individuals, families and communities by bringing together qualified job seekers and businesses. Since 1977, Able's experienced, multicultural professionals provide the training, the personal skills, and the job search techniques that help people enter or re-enter the workforce as quickly and as easily as possible.

Chicago, IL
National Able Network® is a nonprofit agency working to serve individuals, families and communities by bringing together qualified job seekers and businesses. Since 1977, Able's experienced, multicultural professionals provide the training, the personal skills, and the job search techniques that help people enter or re-enter the workforce as quickly and as easily as possible.

Chicago, IL
Spanish Coalition for Jobs, Inc. exists to enhance the quality of life for Latinos through educational, vocational, and employment services, and through advocacy, thus enabling the achievement of economic independence.

Chicago, IL
The mission of National-Louis University is to develop highly competent and humane individuals to serve and lead in an increasingly diverse and global society. Central to this mission is a commitment to life-long and active engagement in learning. As an independent, not-for-profit university that values teaching, NLU links tested theory and practice with the on-going experiences of its students. NLU is sensitive to the changing needs of society a...

Chicago, IL
Founded in 1989 the Chicago Chapter opened its doors to providing Hispanic professionals a resource to network and unite with our community. Our chapter consists of 500 members, 30% of these members are working professionals and 70% are MBA students. We are proud to provide the link between Hispanic professionals in the Twin Cities.