Resolution R2024-0014414
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Call for hearing(s) on allocation of HIV/AIDS grant funding
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Healthy Chicago 2025, launched by Mayor Lightfoot, targets racial and health equity, including the HIV-driven life expectancy gap among African Americans. The Chicago Department of Public Health, noting high new HIV diagnoses among African American men, allocated $1.8 million of its HIV/AIDS budget to community initiatives. Dr. Ige proposed an additional $2 million annually for HIV/AIDS services for Black same-gender-loving men.
Sponsors
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Hadden, Maria E.Primary Sponsor | Ward 49 |
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Mosley, Ronnie L. | Ward 21 |
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Yancy, Desmon C. | Ward 5 |
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Ramirez, Julia M. | Ward 12 |
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Moore, David H. | Ward 17 |
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Fuentes, Jessica L. | Ward 26 |
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Vasquez, Jr., Andre | Ward 40 |
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Martin, Matthew J. | Ward 47 |
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Robinson, Lamont J. | Ward 4 |
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Hall, William E. | Ward 6 |
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Gutierrez, Jeylu B. | Ward 14 |
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O'Shea, Matthew J. | Ward 19 |
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Conway, William | Ward 34 |
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Lawson, Bennett R. | Ward 44 |
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Manaa-Hoppenworth, Leni | Ward 48 |
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Dowell, Pat | Ward 3 |
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Harris, Michelle A. | Ward 8 |
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Coleman, Stephanie D. | Ward 16 |
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Rodriguez, Michael D. | Ward 22 |
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Villegas, Gilbert | Ward 36 |
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Clay, Angela | Ward 46 |
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Silverstein, Debra L. | Ward 50 |