Chicago Zine Discussion and Workshop
Chicago Zine Culture Roundtable: From the First Queer Zine Fest to Now Roundtable Discussion: Thursday, October 22, 6:00 -7:30 p.m. Free - Register TODAY Held virtually on Zoom Join this wide-ranging roundtable discussion on the impact of Spew, the first queer zine fest hosted by Randolph Stre… Read More >
Conversations with Chicago Collections Union League Club of Chicago
CCC is proud to host the third installment of Conversations with Chicago Collections. This webinar will highlight the Union Club of Chicago's history since its founding in 1879. Read More >
A Virtual Conversation with Gregory Eow, Daniel Greene, Ellen Keith, and Marcia Walker-McWilliams
Join the new directors of the Black Metropolis Research Consortium, the Center for Research Libraries, and the Newberry for a discussion about how cultural organizations in Chicago are confronting the turbulent events of this year and how collaboration can help organizations prepare for and address … Read More >
Conversations with Chicago Collections - Alliance Française
CCC is proud to host its second installment of Conversations with Chicago Collections. This webinar will highlight the Alliance Française's cultural contribution to Chicago. Since its founding in 1897, the Alliance Française has served as Chicago's premier French educational center. Join Renée Sa… Read More >
CCC 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting
In this one hour webinar, join Board Chair Sarah Pritchard, Northwestern University Dean of Libraries and Charles Deering McCormick University Librarian, as she welcomes CCC's newest members, and highlights the accomplishments of the past year. Learn about CCC's future initiatives and how as a conso… Read More >
Forgotten Feminist: Sophonisba Breckinridge and Women's Activism in Chicago
Sophonisba Breckinridge is arguably the most important social reformer that you may never heard of. A native of Kentucky, Breckinridge spent her adult life in Chicago, where she became a tireless advocate of social justice. She took part in virtually every reform campaign of the Progressive and New… Read More >