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Chicago Appleseed has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in December 2020. The social media accounts linked to from Chicago Appleseed are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Threads Besides social media accounts, ChicagoAppleseed has populated their site with: • Changing Landscapes: Virtual Community Court-Watching Report Release Event • Community Court-Watching Report Details Second Year of Pretrial Fairness Act Implementation - Coalition to End Money Bond • 500 Days Forward, 10 Years Back: An Evaluation of Eileen O’Neill Burke’s First 500 Days as Cook County State’s Attorney • End Policing for Profit Coalition • Civil asset forfeiture system hits low-income people of color harder - Chicago Sun-Times • Cook County chief judge makes electronic monitoring changes – Chicago Tribune • Six years in, has Illinois’ cannabis equity law delivered? - The Chicago Reporter • Former juvenile jail superintendent lived in Chicago, report says – Injustice Watch • Cook County State’s Attorney Reverses Course, Diverts Nonviolent Gun Cases to Restorative Justice Courts – WTTW • Timothy Evans Expects to Endure – Chicago Magazine • Second Amendment? Not for Black Chicago Drivers - The Chicago Reporter • "Getting Your Property Back After Jail is Hard" (South Side Weekly) • Evicted in the Dark: Findings & Observations from Cook County’s Eviction Courts (August 2025) • The Impact of the Pretrial Fairness Act on Electronic Monitoring in Cook County (August 2025) • more research • more press and media coverage • “Sheriff to Shutter Electronic Monitoring Unit” (Chicago Reader - April 10) • “Organizations Push Back on New Charging Pilot Program in Letter to State’s Attorney Burke” (Chicago Tribune - May 16, 2025) • "What’s at Stake in the Race for Cook County Chief Judge" (Injustice Watch - September 8, 2025) • "Make It Make Sense: Evicted, alone" (Chicago Reader - September 3, 2025) • Visit Our Blog • Share Your Thoughts on the 500 Days Forward Report • Support Our Work