South Shore Listens

Chicago police report 108 children shot, and 16 killed to date this year. Killings are taking our children from gun violence to suicide. How do they survive through it? How are they facing and coping in this ever changing society? Listen as we interview & take the conversation to the streets.

Join us on South Shore Listens as we explore the reasons of Mental Health & Awareness in the African American Community and discuss Youth Outreach with South Shore’s Lawrence Hall.

Join host Kalana Dionne as she discusses growth and community organizing with South Shore Works partner.

This episode tackles the question, what are we doing in the community? Door to door development of safe housing, education, growth and quality employment opportunities. Next Week: Hear from our youth!

Listen and learn about art therapy, religion, and the life lessons of a community activist and long time resident about bipolar disease and it’s affects.

This episode explorers the definition of mental health and the importance of stability with our children, our families, and improving the quality of life within the African-American community.

Experience a breath of energy for your soul with Author, Sabrina Gallion. She talks to the importance of balance, economic health, built within the wealth of a family unit, and financial stability. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, & Twitter to stay connected @SouthShoreWorks