Salem Collo-Julin is the Managing Editor of the Chicago Reader, a publication focused on local news and culture in Chicago, Illinois. With a passion for highlighting unique aspects of the city, Salem's articles cover a range of topics including local events, profiles of individuals making an impact, and insightful editorials.
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Salem Collo-Julin primarily covers local events in Chicago, Illinois. The themes covered include entertainment, house & home, and government & politics. Given the focus on event coverage and seasonal topics, Salem might be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or developments within the Chicago community.
Consider offering story ideas around entertainment events such as film series or drag pageants based in Chicago. Additionally, topics related to nonprofit organizations within the region could also be of interest given their relevance to the local community.
When pitching to Salem, highlighting how a particular story idea aligns with the vibrant cultural scene or significant civic matters in Chicago would likely resonate well with his coverage focus.
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The MSNBC host (and Reader alum!) brings Why Is This Happening? to the House of Blues.
A rat memory and why we need more local media
By: Taryn Allen, Dmb Debbie-Marie Brown, Micco Caporale, Kerry Cardoza, Salem Collo-Julin, James Hosking, Savannah Hugueley, Leor Galil, Deanna Isaacs, Diane Pascal, Kerry Reid, Mike Sula, Sheba White
1 Chicago stepping lessons from award-winning south sider Shaun Ballentine of Effortless Stepping. —Salem Collo-Julin Open group lessons Wednesdays at 7 PM, Effortless Stepping Studio, 1850 E. 79th. $20 per person, 21+ only. For private lesson rates or information about having Ballentine do a stepping class at your event, message through Instagram or Facebook. 2 […]
By: Ann Scholhamer, Mike Thompson, Diane Pascal, Chasity Cooper, Katie Prout, Charli Renken, Kerry Cardoza, Sheba White, Philip Montoro, Taryn Allen, Leor Galil, Salem Collo-Julin, Savannah Hugueley, Kerry Reid, Amy Matheny, Shawn Mulcahy
Chicago Reader's Nonprofit Guide 2023. Some Reader staff picks for groups and organizations to support this giving season.
By: Taryn Allen, Kerry Cardoza, Salem Collo-Julin, Chasity Cooper, Leor Galil, Savannah Hugueley, Amy Matheny, Philip Montoro, Shawn Mulcahy, Diane Pascal, Katie Prout, Kerry Reid, Charli Renken, Ann Scholhamer, Sheba White, Mike Thompson
Around this time of the year you’ll begin to hear the phrase “the giving season.” It’s the moment when donation-dependent organizations ramp up their campaigns in the hopes of being included in the gifting air that comes in on a wind of mailers, calls, and fundraisers. For the Nonprofit Issue, we thought it would be […]
Editor's note: is it more dangerous on Chicago streets these days than it was before? Or does it depend on who you are?
Among the second generation of musicians in her family, Aoife Scott weaves original material and interpretations of traditional songs.
Our critics choose a few of the most promising options in comedy, dance, opera, and theater for the season.
A note from the Reader's editor in chief: artists, writers, musicians, actors—all these citizens are going to show us how to save the world.
By: Leslie Allison, Noah Berlatsky, Aaron Cohen, Salem Collo-Julin, Alejandro Hernandez, Catalina Maria Johnson, Jamie Ludwig, James Porter, Kelley Tatro, Ilê Aiyê, Fafa Araujo
The festival’s 12 free concerts, spread out over ten days, offer curious listeners dozens of opportunities for discovery.
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