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Van Pelt urges child care centers to apply for Child and Adult Care Food Program funding
Van Pelt urges private student-loan borrowers to call their providers
Van Pelt urges voters to use expanded vote by mail
Van Pelt votes to protect Pretrial Fairness Act
Van Pelt works to expand rights for incarcerated women who are pregnant
Van Pelt, Hunter and Morrison to host Senate hearing on access to health care
Van Pelt, Hunter and Morrison to host Senate hearing on behavioral health
Van Pelt: “We need to prioritize the safety of our children”
Van Pelt: Abortion is health care
Van Pelt: Black mothers matter
Van Pelt: Education curriculum should be well-rounded, inclusive and accurate
Van Pelt: Formerly incarcerated Illinoisans may need TANF the most
Van Pelt: Formerly incarcerated Illinoisans may need TANF the most
Van Pelt: Good cops should not need to fight an unjust system
Van Pelt: It’s time for Chicago Police to take accountability for the murders of Fred Hampton and Mark Clark
Van Pelt: State budget provides crucial support
Van Pelt: Substance abuse is a disorder, and needs to be treated as such
Van Pelt: Systemic racism is a public health crisis
Van Pelt: We must act now to save seniors
Van Pelt: We need to invest in community health
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