CeaseFire Employees Work to Stop Violence with Experience
Red Eye reports on the work of CeaseFire West in Humboldt Park
6th of August 2010
After Thirty Years, a Patriot Comes Home
The longest-held Puerto Rican political prisoner in United States prisons, Carlos Alberto Torres, was released on parole and was welcomed by over 500 people
State Budget Hurting Anti-Violence Programs
An article in the Trib outlines how state budget troubles are impacting anti-violence initiatives
9th of July 2010
West Humboldt Park Grows Small Businesses
With help to access funding to expand, west Humboldt Park’s Thermal Electric is one of many businesses on Chicago Avenue that are finding the community a good place to be
2nd of July 2010
West Humboldt Park Farmer’s Market a Success
Locally grown produce, cooking demonstrations, other merchandise and more is on hand at the monthly farmer’s market
Rosa Parks Apartments Adds Affordable Units in Humboldt Park
Gov. Quinn and other officials came out for the grand opening of west Humboldt Park’s first green affordable housing development
Rosa Parks Development Noted in New York Times
Recovery Act funds help build affordable housing in Humboldt Park
20th of June 2010
Fijan nueva estrategia para los Apartamentos Zapata
El periódico La Raza describe importantes avances en la lucha comunitaria a favor de la construcción de los Apartamentos Zapatas.
14th of June 2010
New Zip for Zapata
State and city officials came out in support of the proposed Zapata affordable housing development
12th of March 2010
10 Reasons to Feel Good About West Humboldt Park in 2010
There’s a lot going on in west Humboldt Park these days!