Rep. Sonya Harper

(D-Chicago)
6th District
Rep Sonya Harper

Springfield Office:
274-S Stratton Office Building
Springfield, IL   62706
(217) 782-5971

District Office:
 2015 West 63rd Street
Chicago, IL  60636
(773) 925-6580

Biography
Executive director, Grow Greater Englewood; president, Sharper PR Communications; B.A., Journalism and Broadcast News, University of Missouri-Columbia; founder, Wood Street Meet and Greet Community Garden; community organizer, Resident Association of Greater Englewood; community representative, Local School Council, Lindblom Math and Science Academy; co-founder and campaign director, Englewood Votes!; former director of outreach, Growing Home Inc.; former news producer, Fox 19, KOMU-TV, KOPN.

Harper Agriculture Bills Advance Out of Committee

Harper Appointed to House Cannabis Working Group

CHICAGO – State Rep. Sonya M. Harper, D-Chicago, has joined several House colleagues on the newly announced House Cannabis Working Group that is tasked with helping to refine and implement equity-based cannabis legislation.

Harper Agriculture Bills Advance Out of Committee

Rep. Harper Appointed to Lead House Agriculture and Conservation Committee

CHICAGO, Ill. – State Rep. Sonya M. Harper, D-Chicago, is building upon her record as a tireless advocate for healthy food access, equal opportunity and diversity in agriculture and environmental sustainability with her appointment to chair the House Agriculture and Conservation Committee during the 103rd Illinois General Assembly.

Harper Agriculture Bills Advance Out of Committee

Harper Announces Lake County Stop on ILBC Listening Tour

CHICAGO – State Rep. Sonya M. Harper, D-Chicago, is announcing that an event will take place as part of the Illinois Legislative Black Caucus (ILBC) Listening Tour on Thursday, Dec. 15 from 4:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. at the College of Lake County LakeShore Campus, 33 N. Genesee St. in Waukegan, IL.

Harper Agriculture Bills Advance Out of Committee

Harper Statement on Passage of SAFE-T Act Trailer Bill

CHICAGO, Ill. – Following passage of a bill clarifying certain provisions of the 2021 SAFE-T Act to aid officials and courts in their interpretation of it, state Rep. Sonya M. Harper, D-Chicago, is hailing the bill, which sets up the final provisions of the Act to take effect on Jan. 1.