In response to skyrocketing statistics of gun deaths and injuries, the “American Epidemic: Guns in the United States” exhibition encourages attendees to slow down and…
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When Amanda James first visited the home of the 10-year-old girl she had been tutoring, she was surprised by the amount of food served on…
At the age of 16, Samantha Ante convinced her mother that they should move from their economically and relationally toxic environment in Mexico and move…
It all began with an email. In early September, 82 volunteers for the Art Institute of Chicago received notice that their services would no longer be needed. After 60 years, the…
In 2021, The Lincoln Park Farmers Market, the 61st St. Famers Market, Green City Market Lincoln Park and the Lincoln Square Farmers Market have all added dates to their outdoor seasons through the end of November.
Shelves made from a year-and-a-half’s worth of coffee grounds, bricks made out of bacteria, and wood made from newspaper are just a few of the…
Stories of hitchhiking from Kelowna, British Columbia, to Eugene, Oregon. Naked hippies shopping in a White Lake deli. KB Toys selling out of bubbles used…
Refugees and immigrants often face many obstacles. Torn apart from the only home they have ever known, they must start over. “My America:Immigrant and Refugee…