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Tonia Hill

Tonia Hill

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Multimedia Producer, The TRiiBE

Chicago

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Total articles 237

  • Pritzker, Johnson applaud Peacekeepers violence prevention program as crime drops in Chicago

    By Tonia Hill Verified| The TRiiBE Verified In 1997, when Jacqueline Gamble was 13 years old, she was shot multiple times. As a gun violence survivor, the Roseland native has been voluntarily helping to resolve intra-community conflicts in her neighborhood. “It’s a part of living in the environment. It’s part of knowing who is better to be hands-on than someone who has that experience [as a gun violence victim],” Gamble said.

    By Tonia Hill Verified · The TRiiBE

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Downtown curfew proposal may violate the rights of Chicago youth, legal advocates say

    By Tonia Hill Verified| The TRiiBE Verified This week, a Chicago alderperson introduced a new proposal that, if approved, would give Chicago police the power to declare curfews ahead of mass gatherings of unaccompanied minors. Legal advocates say this proposed ordinance could unfairly target Black and brown teenagers and potentially violate their First Amendment rights.

    By Tonia Hill Verified · The TRiiBE

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • A new $20 million grant is available for community organizations working on violence prevention efforts in Chicago

    By Tonia Hill Verified| The TRiiBE Verified The Government Alliance for Safe Communities (GASC), a collaboration among state, county and city leaders, announced today the launch of a new $20 million grant to support community violence intervention efforts in Chicago and suburban Cook County. The grant, known as the Cook County Community Violence Intervention (CC-CVI), marks the second round of funding from the GASC in 2025. It will be administered by the Cook County Justice Advisory Council (CCJA).

    By Tonia Hill Verified · The TRiiBE

    Apr. 14, 2025

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The TRiiBE

The TRiiBE is a digital media platform showcasing innovative content to reshape the narrative of Black millennials in Chicago. Our original works in journalism and documentary, alongside creative writing and video, captures the multifaceted essence of Black Chicago from our point of view. As an independent, alternative news source, we hope to unify Black Chicago millennials in the common purpose to create a safer, more vibrant Chicago.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Founded: 2017