I am My Sister's Keeper

Sisters in Cinema is a Chicago-based non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and celebrating Black girls, women, and gender nonconforming media makers. Founded in 1997, it offers a range of programs designed to educate, raise visibility, and provide unwavering support to its community in the media arts. The Sisters in Cinema Media Arts Center embodies the organization's mission by creating an inclusive space for creative expression. Through initiatives such as the Documentary Fellowship, Sisters Screening Series, and various workshops, Sisters in Cinema aims to empower emerging filmmakers and storytellers. Generated from the website

Welcome to Chicago Theological Seminary, an affiliated seminary of the United Church of Christ. We are proud to carry on our legacy of over 150 years as we continue to educate and prepare future leaders for a multitude of ministries. Since our beginning, Chicago Theological Seminary pushes at the growing boundaries of the church in order to make our faith relevant and transform our society in the image of justice. Chicago Theological Seminary is accredited by the Association of Theological Schools and the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

The Lumen Christi Institute, based in Chicago, aims to integrate the Catholic intellectual tradition into secular universities and broader cultural discourse. With a mission to enrich academic communities, the Institute fosters dialogue with secular culture and strives to form leaders equipped with Christian wisdom for the challenges of a global society. Founded over twenty-five years ago, the Institute offers various programs including seminars, reading groups, and featured events that engage students and faculty from high school to graduate levels. Recently, it has secured significant funding from notable foundations to expand its reach and sustain its efforts in promoting Catholic thought in non-Catholic educational institutions. Generated from the website