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The Law Project Changes Its Name!
Jody Adler, Jun 26, 2017
For more than 30 years, The Law Project was known - first as the Community Economic Development Law Project, and then as The Law Project. Today, they are excited to announce that our new name is…
The Racial Wealth Gap | Chicago
Reprinted from Streetwise By: Suzanne Hanney June 9, 2017, Jun 13, 2017
Black Lives Matter focuses on social justice disparities, but economic disparities can be just as destructive, says a Washington D.C. think tank that is working with JPMorgan Chase & Co.,…
12th Annual 79th Street Renaissance Festival SAVE THE DATE!
Jun 13, 2017
SAVE THE DATE for the 12th Annual 79th Street Renaissance Festival, coming to you this year for two days, September 9th and September 10th!
Perspectives on PEACE
Jun 2, 2017
Join Perspectives Charter School tomorrow, June 2nd, 9:00am, as we march for peace in the 4th Annual Perspectives Peace March!
Auburn Gresham Building Gets New Life to Promote Health!
Reprinted from Chicago Defenders, Shari Noland, Defender Executive Editor, Jun 1, 2017
Can one iconic building along a key commerical cooridor lead the way to improve the health of a neighborhood? Community leaders and organizations in Auburn Gresham are progressing on a transformative…
Study Calls on Impact Investors to Close Educational Attainment Gaps
Philanthropy News Digest, June 1, 2017, Jun 1, 2017
Innovative impact investments are needed to address gaps in higher education attainment for low-income students, a report commissioned by the Kresge and Lumina foundations argues.
TOWH HALL: Empowering Youth To Speak Up and Speak Out
May 18, 2017
Calling all TEEN groups and organizations supporting TEENS Come and have your VOICES HEARD and discuss issues that are important to YOU. The TOWH HALL: Empowering Youth To Speak Up and Speak Out! May…

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