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Discover qualified professionals from diverse cultural backgrounds in Elgin, IL. Find lawyers, doctors, accountants, therapists, real estate agents, and service providers representing communities from around the world. Find experts who speak your language, understand cultural nuances, and bring multicultural perspectives to their practice.
Kamran Memon, industry in ,
Kamran Memon Sponsor
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Legal Services, Business Law, Discrimination
2 years licensed
(312) 961-2354
Legal Services, Business Law, Discrimination
2 years licensed
(312) 961-2354
Attorney Kamran Memon has been practicing law in the Chicagoland area since 1997. He has successfully represented many clients in a variety of legal matters. Kamran works with a trusted network of attorneys who are experienced and skilled in a variety of legal areas. Kamran graduated from the University of Chicago Law School, where he was a student of Professor Barack Obama. Kamran is a co-founder of the Muslim Bar Association of Chicago and CAIR-Chicago. He is a member of the Muslim Bar Association of Chicago, the South Asian Bar Association of Chicago, the National Association of Muslim Lawyers, the Chicago chapter of the Organization of Pakistani Entrepreneurs, and the Illinois chapter of the National Employment Lawyers Association. He previously served as a member of the Illinois Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Kamran is a former host of Radio Islam on WCEV 1450 AM in Chicago. He is a co-founder of the Annual Chicagoland Muslim Community Thanksgiving Turkey Drive.
Taher Kameli, industry in ,
Taher Kameli
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Legal Services, Criminal, Immigration
29 years licensed
Legal Services, Criminal, Immigration
29 years licensed
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Azita M. Mojarad, industry in ,
Azita M. Mojarad
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Legal Services, Business Law, Criminal
25 years licensed
Legal Services, Business Law, Criminal
25 years licensed
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Hugo A. Ortiz, industry in ,
Hugo A. Ortiz
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Legal Services, Criminal, Family
15 years licensed
Legal Services, Criminal, Family
15 years licensed
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Beata Leja, industry in ,
Beata Leja
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Legal Services, Immigration
18 years licensed
Legal Services, Immigration
18 years licensed
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Robert Groszek, industry in ,
Robert Groszek
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Legal Services, Bankruptcy and Debt, Labor and Employment
23 years licensed
Legal Services, Bankruptcy and Debt, Labor and Employment
23 years licensed
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Marta A. Zaborska, industry in ,
Marta A. Zaborska
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Legal Services, Labor and Employment, Personal Injury
15 years licensed
Legal Services, Labor and Employment, Personal Injury
15 years licensed
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Lucas Figiel, industry in ,
Lucas Figiel
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Legal Services, Family, Child Custody
22 years licensed
Legal Services, Family, Child Custody
22 years licensed
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Sailesh Patel, industry in ,
Sailesh Patel
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Legal Services, Business Law, Intellectual Property
26 years licensed
Legal Services, Business Law, Intellectual Property
26 years licensed
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Maximillienne Elliott, industry in ,
Maximillienne Elliott
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Legal Services, Trusts and Estates Law, Probate
14 years licensed
Legal Services, Trusts and Estates Law, Probate
14 years licensed
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Latest Events

Black History Future Folk Symposium: Dunham & the Diaspora
Black History Future Folk Symposium: Dunham & the Diaspora
A FREE 2-day Chicago symposium celebrating Katherine Dunham & the Diaspora through a keynote address, performances, panels & workshops!! Old Town School of Folk Music is hosting its 3rd annual Black History Future Folk Symposium. Produced by our Community Ventures Department, each year this symposium draws inspiration from the definition of folk music provided by Folk Alliance International: “Folk is the music of the people, reflective of any community where they are from.” The theme for 2026 is Katherine Dunham and the African Diaspora. Focusing on the prolific Chicago legacy of Katherine Dunham, this free two-day Symposium will invite participants of all ages to participate in open, accessible, and rigorous discussions about the intersections of Black history, liberated futures, and folk practices. Through presentations, panel discussions, participatory workshops, and performances, 2026’s Symposium will cultivate fertile ground for deep theoretical and embodied understandings of afro-diasporic dance and music. SCHEDULE Friday, April 17, 2026 • 6:00 - 8:30 PM 📍 Old Town School Lincoln Square Campus – Myron R. Szold Concert Hall | 4545 N Lincoln Ave. Chicago, IL 60625 6:00–7:15 PM • Opening Keynote Speaker: Heather Beal 7:30–8:30 PM • Dunham from Haiti to New Orleans Opening Performance: Featuring Tamboula & the Windy City Ramblers with choreography by Stacy “Jukeboxx” Letrice & Daniel Desir

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One for the Foxes - Irish and American Folk Music
One for the Foxes - Irish and American Folk Music
Transatlantic trio Dave Curley, Tadhg Ó Meachair & Joanna Hyde join to perform an exciting blend of Irish and American folk music. Northeastern Illinois University's Jewel Box Series presents One for the Foxes - Irish and American Folk Music Come join us for a lively evening with One for the Foxes at 3701 W Bryn Mawr Ave! The group is made up of Dublin’s Tadhg Ó Meachair (Goitse), Galway’s Dave Curley (SLIDE) and Denver, Colorado’s Joanna Hyde (The Hydes), and features a mix of Irish and American folk music and song – both traditional and newly- composed – presented in an energetic and engaging manner. Award-winning instrumentalists each in their own right, Dave, Tadhg & Joanna take a unique twist on the diverse strengths of their individual backgrounds, weaving between traditional melodies, their own compositions, and songs from the broader folk canon. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to experience the rich musical heritage of both cultures in one unforgettable night. See you there! Enter campus at 3701 W Bryn Mawr Avenue in Chicago, turn in on the Access Road and then turn left at the first stop sign and park in Lot F. Complimentary parking.

No event schedules available Chicago, IL 30.65

Intimate Evening of Turkish Live Music, Flatbreads, Appetizers And Drinks!
Intimate Evening of Turkish Live Music, Flatbreads, Appetizers And Drinks!
LIVE & DINE AT TURQUOISE! Ticket Includes: Fried Calamari, Cheese Flatbread, Hummus,Eggplant Salad, Carrot Dip + Live Music with Yazz! LIVE & DINE AT TURQUOISE! Join us for an intimate evening of Turkish live music, flatbreads and appetizers! Enjoy an authentic and casual Mediterranean night! Ticket Includes: Fried Calamari Cheese Flatbread Hummus Eggplant Salad Carrot Dip Live music with Sinem & Alp from Yazz, Turkish Rock Band. Get your tickets now for a warm, authentic Mediterranean night in Roscoe Village! We are a woman-owned Mediterranean restaurant, and for one night only we're collaborating with vocalist Sinem & guitarist Alp from Yazz; expect good music, good food, good people! Seats are limited. Your ticket includes a spread of appetizers made to pair with our cocktails and wine list - full menu available to order too.

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Latest Businesses/Organizations

YWCA Elgin
YWCA Elgin
For more than 120 years, YWCA Elgin has been a cornerstone of social change and community empowerment in Elgin, Illinois. Rooted in a legacy of activism dating back to 1858, the organization is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. YWCA Elgin's vision centers on creating a community where women, youth, and families prosper with equal opportunity in education, employment, and leadership. The organization values compassion, collaboration, and a commitment to balanced, healthy lifestyles while serving the diverse Elgin community with unwavering acceptance and respect. YWCA Elgin particularly empowers underrepresented community members, especially women and girls of color, recognizing their unique strengths and fostering resilience and self-sufficiency. The organization's philosophy emphasizes providing the skills and confidence individuals need to succeed while building an atmosphere that is genuinely welcoming to all people. As the oldest and largest women's movement, YWCA Elgin has evolved its programs over the decades to address contemporary community challenges while maintaining its foundational commitment to social justice. The organization recognizes the importance of inclusion and is steadfastly committed to reducing systemic inequalities until all lives have equal value. YWCA Elgin welcomes men as staff members, committee participants, and program participants, acknowledging their vital role in the movement to eliminate racism and empower women. By becoming a member or supporter of YWCA Elgin, individuals join a powerful movement and support network dedicated to standing up for women, families, and social justice in the Elgin area.

Elgin, IL

Uzbek American Association of Chicago
Uzbek American Association of Chicago
Founded in 2009 by Sirajuddin Nasafi, an immigrant who arrived in the United States in the 1970s, the Uzbek American Association of Chicago (UAAC) represents a powerful commitment to community building and cultural preservation for Uzbek Americans throughout the Greater Chicago area and Elgin, IL. Nasafi's personal journey of immigration and integration inspired him to create a supportive environment where fellow Uzbeks could maintain their cultural identity while becoming valued members of American society. Today, UAAC operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a clear mission: to foster belonging and connection for Uzbek immigrants while sharing their rich culture with the broader community. The organization believes in the transformative power of unity, education, and cultural exchange, principles that guide every program and initiative. UAAC's work extends across multiple dimensions of community life, from educational classes that teach language and traditions to public events and festivals celebrating Uzbek heritage. The association also recognizes the unique challenges faced by newly arrived immigrants and provides targeted support resources to help them navigate their transition to life in the United States. Through forums, educational programs, and community gatherings in Elgin and beyond, UAAC empowers the next generation of Uzbek Americans to embrace their heritage while contributing meaningfully to their adopted country. This holistic approach to community support—combining cultural preservation with practical assistance and social connection—reflects UAAC's deep commitment to strengthening the Uzbek American experience.

Elgin, IL