A Technological Miracle in Eviction Court / House and Home
Notes from the 11/6/2019 issue
Shooting for a Breakthrough at WGCI Music Contest
Hopeful artists talk God, hustling until they make it, and supporting each other
Excerpt: Southern Exposure
Selected photographs from Lee Bey’s new book on South Side architecture
History Is Now
A new history helps understand conflicts around education in Chicago today
Safe Haven Links Churches and Schools
A CPS program provides out-of-school services in churches throughout the city
Three Day-Care Centers to Close on the Southwest Side
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago will shut them down November 26
An Asian American Lens on Environmental Justice
CAAEJ works to inform its community and push for collective action
‘A Drop in the Bucket’: Anti-Violence Leaders Blast Mayor’s Budget Plan
A coalition of more than two dozen community groups asked the city to earmark $50 million for gun violence prevention. Lori Lightfoot’s proposal calls for far less.