Congratulations to our partner Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) on receiving a gold medal ranking from CityHealth, an initiative of the de Beaumont Foundation. This award is given to cities that have strong health policies. We are happy CDPH
Chicago Torture Justice Center is seeking a collaborative, experienced, and passionate clinician to lead clinical operations and activities at the Chicago Torture Justice Center (CTJC). Formed following a generations-long campaign against racially motivated police torture that culminated in the Chicago
PHIMC announces Protecting Our Patients (POP) Campaign, created to mobilize health care teams to reduce stigmas that hinder healthy patient outcomes. PHIMC, with a 22-year history of partnering with individuals and organizations to develop, implement, and direct life-changing public health
On Thursday, October 6, PHIMC’s Community Reentry Project co-sponsored the Black Lives Matter Series: Race, Politics, and Restorative Justice Conference. The conference explored the relationship between mass incarceration, racial equity, and social justice in the criminal justice system. Attendees learned
Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago (PHIMC) and Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) announced the first-ever Healthy Chicago Community Seed Grants. Awards were selected based on how closely applicants aligned their proposals with the goals of Healthy Chicago 2.0,
In July 2016, Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago (PHIMC) welcomed a new member to the leadership team. Julio Rodriguez oversees the finance department and provides strategic direction for the organization’s financial health. “Julio is an excellent addition to the
In July 2016, PHIMC said goodbye to Oliver Nichols, the organization’s longest serving employee. Mr. Nichols began working with PHIMC in 2001. He first held the role of Executive Director before transitioning to Senior Financial Advisor and later Deputy Director
