Saturday Forum -November 1st

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Denied Our Daily Bread: Protecting SNAP Benefits

Across the nation, 42 million Americans rely on SNAP benefits to feed their families — yet these vital lifelines are under threat. On Saturday, November 1st, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition invites you to join Congressman Jonathan L. Jackson, faith leaders, and community advocates for a powerful conversation on hunger, justice, and the policies shaping access to food in our nation.

Theme: Denied Our Daily Bread: Protecting SNAP Benefits

Keynote Speaker: Rev. Damien Durr
COO & Organizational Strategist, Samuel DeWitt Proctor Conference

Special Guest: Congressman Jonathan Jackson

Moderator: Yusef D. Jackson

Special Guest: Congressman Jonathan L. Jackson, U.S. Representative for Illinois’ 1st Congressional District

Event Schedule
9:00 AM – Breakfast (complimentary for members) 

9:30 AM – Pre-Program
10:00 AM – Saturday Morning Forum

Special Documentary Screening: “LOVE IS NOT ENOUGH”

Immediately following the Forum — 11:30 AM 

Location: Community Hall

A poignant documentary that captures the essence of resilience and activism at the street level, Love Is Not Enough tells the story of Chicago’s struggle for change and the power of community to transform lives.

This conversation will explore the moral, social, and economic costs of hunger — and the policies shaping access to food for millions of Americans.

Together, we can protect the right to daily bread for every family.

Seats are limited, so we encourage you to secure your spot and Register Today!

Rainbow PUSH Coalition and Affiliates reserve the right to deny entry or participation for any reason.