Illinois SR 334: MEMORIAL JAMES L CHAMNESS

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SR0334LRB104 13745 LAW 26482 r

1SENATE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The Racial Equity Rapid Response Team (RERRT) was 

3formed at the request of the City of Chicago Mayor's Office 

4under the leadership of Mayor Lori Lightfoot in March 2020; 

5and

6 WHEREAS, The RERRT was co-convened by West Side United, an 

7organization consisting of a collaboration of hospital 

8partners, including Ascension Illinois, Cook County Health, 

9Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, the Rush 

10University Medical Center, the Sinai Health System, and the 

11University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System; and

12 WHEREAS, The RERRT was established in order to mitigate a 

13data-driven response to the high rates of COVID-19 mortality 

14and to save lives and lessen further harm to Black and Latinx 

15communities; and

16 WHEREAS, The RERRT formed coalitions between government 

17agencies, health care providers, and community organizations 

18to identify needs and disparities by gathering community 

19insight, to advocate for resources, and to champion reliable 

20data and information in order to better promote healthy 

21behavior; and

SR0334- 2 -LRB104 13745 LAW 26482 r

1 WHEREAS, The RERRT partnered with 21 health care providers 

2to proactively contact patients in communities that were most 

3impacted by COVID-19, connecting with approximately 75,000 

4patients; of those who provided race/ethnicity information, 

548% self-identified as Black and 40% self-identified as 

6Latinx; and

7 WHEREAS, The RERRT consisted of several key local 

8partners, including the City of Chicago Mayor's Office, the 

9Chicago Department of Public Health, West Side United, the 

10Civic Consulting Alliance, the Rush University Me