Illinois HR 736: PARKS AND RECREATION MONTH

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HR0736LRB104 20707 RMO 34207 r

1HOUSE RESOLUTION

2 WHEREAS, The members of the Illinois House of 

3Representatives wish to congratulate Arise Chicago on its 35th 

4anniversary, celebrating three and a half decades of advancing 

5worker rights, dignity, and economic justice since its 

6founding in 1991; and

7 WHEREAS, Arise Chicago was founded by a diverse group of 

8faith leaders committed to addressing systemic poverty and 

9economic injustice in the Chicagoland area, grounded in the 

10belief that all workers deserve dignity and respect in their 

11workplaces; and

12 WHEREAS, As the number of Chicago workers facing harsh and 

13exploitative working conditions increased, Arise Chicago 

14expanded its mission and programming to support workers 

15confronting wage theft, discrimination, harassment, and unsafe 

16labor environments; and

17 WHEREAS, In 2001, Arise Chicago produced the first 

18Workers' Rights Manual with easy-to-read language in Spanish, 

19Polish, and English, outlining Illinois-specific labor 

20protections; it became a model replicated across the country 

21and continues to be provided as a free public resource; and

HR0736- 2 -LRB104 20707 RMO 34207 r

1 WHEREAS, Shortly after producing its Workers' Rights 

2Manual, Arise Chicago opened a Worker Center that became a 

3vital space for worker education, advocacy, and organizing; 

4and

5 WHEREAS, Arise Chicago has partnered with thousands of 

6workers to recover more than $10,000,000 in stolen wages and 

7compensation and has supported workers in raising their wages 

8by more than $6,000,000; and

9 WHEREAS, Over the last three and half decades, Arise 

10Chicago has emerged as a pioneering organization and a leader 

11in the faith-labor m