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Connecting the dots

How community planning and organizing gave new life--in the form of green businesses--to the old Cooper Lamps factory in Logan Square.


Mayor hails first fruit of foreclosure fight 1/19/2012

Rahm Emanuel tours West Humboldt rehab and explains the city’s Micro-Market approach 


Closing a condo-Cabrini chasm 11/29/2011

Near North condo owners and CHA tenants get real about building a viable mixed-income community


Raising up teachers in your backyard 11/21/2011

'Grow Your Own' grads can tell students: “I went to this school.  I sat in your seat.”


"Moving Forward Together" to revive housing 10/25/2011

Community developers share lessons learned fighting foreclosures and layoffs. Lesson #1: Partner-up and engage!

 


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February 2012
Thu 16 Community Grand Rounds: Parenting in the 21st Century 5:30 pm –8 pm
Fri 24 Minority Health in the Midwest Conference 8 am –5 pm
Tue 28 Building the 21st Century City: 18th Annual Chicago Neighborhood Development Awards 3 pm –8 pm

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A new video from Tu Multimedia captures the latest from the Hoops in the Hood program, including the new partnership in the former Cabrini Green neighborhood with the Near North Unity Project.

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