In Solidarity
We at Court Theatre stand in solidarity with the artists, community members, and our South Side neighbors engaged in the struggle for justice in Chicago and across the country. Black lives, Black stories, and Black voices are essential, because they are the lives, stories, and voices of our nation. As theatremakers, we also recognize our responsibility to amplify stories of oppression in moments of injustice.
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Charles Newell |
 Angel Ysaguirre Executive Director |
University of Chicago Provost Ka Yee C. Lee shared a powerful message with the community. View it here.
We encourage you to access the many valuable University of Chicago resources that may be helpful to you right now:
- The Center for Identity + Inclusion engages students and members of our University community from all backgrounds to ensure personal, academic, and professional growth, and success.
- The Center for the Study of Race, Politics, and Culture offers a wide array of programming, including a Zoom series focused on the racial disparities of COVID-19.
- The Pozen Center for Human Rights offers regular programming about global human rights.
- Spiritual Life serves as a destination for religious and spiritual needs.
- UChicago Student Wellness offers counseling services and other support for students impacted by these and other events.
- The Urban Health Initiative runs inclusive community grants and organizes a variety of community programs and services.
- The Diversity & Inclusion website features a listing of related events happening across campus.