Friday Night Kickback: Open Mic Night

Thank you for your interest in sharing your gift or attending the Hope Center Foundation's Open Mic Night event on Friday, April 19, 2024 at 6:30pm at the Multipurpose Building at 10909 South Cottage Grove Ave Chicago, IL 60628.

If you are interested in performing, please fill out the performer registration section of the form and a member of our staff will contact you with additional information to prepare your piece.

If you're just attending, please fill out the General Admission Section ONLY.

If you have additional questions, please contract us at 773-371-2330 or info@hopecenterchicago.org.

Performer Registration

Name

Stage Name (if applicable)

Age

Social Media Handles (Instagram, Tiktok, Facebook and etc) for audience members to find you and support your work.

What community do you live in?

Roseland Pullman Washington Heights West Pullman Other Unsure

This address will receive a confirmation email

Cell Phone

What will you be performing?

Spoken Word/Poem Rap Song Dance Other

General Admission (not performing)

Name

Cell Phone

Age

This address will receive a confirmation email

What community do you live in?

Roseland Pullman Washington Heights West Pullman Other Unsure

Your Voice Matters: Sharing Perspectives on Gun Violence

During the Open Mic Night event, we will have open discussion on the state of gun violence in the far south side communities. We invite audience members to participate and share their perspectives on the causes of gun violence and collaboratively develop solutions to address this issue.

If you do not wish to speak publicly, you are welcome to provide your perspective by answering the questions below. This is OPTIONAL and not required to attend the event.

What do you believe are the underlying causes of gun violence in our community?

From your perspective, what societal factors contribute most significantly to instances of gun violence?

In your opinion, what resources or support systems are currently lacking in our community to effectively address and prevent gun violence?

How do you think community organizations and local government can work together to reduce incidents of gun violence?

What specific initiatives or programs would you like to see implemented to address the root causes of gun violence and promote community safety?

Other thoughts?

Friday Night Kickback: Open Mic Night

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