Announcing Steven Rosado, Senior Program Director, Mikva Challenge On Segregation Panel for July 17th Showcase
We are super excited to have Steven Rosado, Senior Program Director, Mikva Challenge Citywide Youth Councils as one of the panelists for “The Cost of Segregation” July 17th. According to the Metropolitan Planning Committee, it’s a 4.4 billion dollar issue in Chicago. Let’s discuss how it affects us millennials and strategies we can use to combat it in a raw, informal, and organic environment. Glappitnova brings passionate and talented people from different backgrounds and industries together sharing what matters most unlocking human potential. There is storytelling, performances, panels, debates, and more in a hidden warehouse every room has something to offer. Come check it out and get your tickets below. Check out this throwback video with Amara and you can view more participants here.
“WE ARE SUPER EXCITED TO HAVE STEVEN ROSADO AS A PARTICIPANTS OF THE COST OF SEGREGATION PANEL 7:30 PM – 8:25 PM ON JULY 17TH MODERATED BY XAVIER RAMEY, CEO OF JUSTICE INFORMED.”
Steven is a Chicago native and is currently the Senior Program Director for Mikva Challenge’s Citywide Youth Councils (CYC’s). CYC’s work to strengthen youth participation in the formation, implementation, and evaluation of public policy in city government around a variety of issue areas such as education, health and wellness, housing, juvenile justice, and community safety. Steven has over 10 years of experience in the field of Youth Development, with a focus on Social Justice Youth Development. Steven received his Bachelor of the Arts in Race & Ethnic Studies and Gender and Women’s Studies from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and his Master’s in Education from the University of Illinois at-Chicago.
Glappitnova unites different types of people and perspectives into a space sharing what matters most. In return, we all grow getting exposed to new things, insights, and much more. The Chicago space is a swanky massive warehouse off an alley with multiple rooms of activity. There is a mixture of storytelling, performances, panels, art exhibitions and good people. Each day has different programming and we recommend you get an accessible VIP ticket for hidden surprises and new year-long program launches. Tickets will not be sold at the door and this is a private 21 an older event.
