Get Cleared, Chicago Launches “Rap Sheet” Day Project Seeks to Break Recidivism that Contributes to Violence in Chicago Click Here for the PDF Version Continue Reading
Bulletins
Bulletin 47/49 – “Narratives Movement” Report Out
Over 30 “Narrative Voices” of Black and Brown activism recently convened at Marquette Bank on 63rd & Western, and reported on the outcomes of partnerships and collaborations formed as a result of the December 1, 2017 “Narratives of Color” forum… Continue Reading
Bulletin 47/45 – On the Table “Coffee Talks”…
On the Table “Coffee Talks” Click here to download the bulletin Continue Reading
Bulletin 47/40 – Convening Discussion at Marquette Bank
Over a dozen community activists participated in an April 7th Question and Answer and technical assistance session with Anna Lee of the Chicago Community Trust and Jessica Dudley of the Joyce Foundation, to learn about applying for grants up to $10,000 from the Chicago Fund for Safe and Peaceful Communities. Continue Reading
Bulletin 47/36 – Commissioner Richard Boykin Collaborates w/ Stable Project
Cook County Commissioner Richard Boykin, 1st District, collaborates with the Stable Project of the Monroe Foundation to urge JP Morgan Chase to invest in community stabilizing projects in 1st District and Chicago. Continue Reading
Bulletin 47/32 – Monroe Foundation & PLCCA Collaboration
The Monroe Foundation & PLCCA collaborate to convene community-based organizations, stakeholders of the Greater Westside for a “Funders Roundtable” with US Bank & PNC. Continue Reading
Bulletin 47/15 – Convening with a Chicago Grant-Maker
On Wednesday, October 11th, fifteen organizational partners of the Monroe Foundation’s P.A.C.T. Project (Partnership Assisting Community Transformation), convened at Marquette Bank, 56316 S. Westerns; to discuss the funding needs of Black activism in the area of justice, arts, and leadership… Continue Reading
Bulletin 47/4 – Youth Boom! Party on the Plaza
On Saturday, July 29th, over several dozen youths and young adults representing a diversity of races, culture, religion, and communities from across Chicago, convened at the Englewood Plaza… Continue Reading