SHoP (Southside Hub of Production) is a community centered project that encourages local culture making and is a space where broad ideas on pedagogy, performance, and innovative experimentation meet with traditional iterations on similar subjects.

The organization strives to raise awareness of the historic and architectural value of the Independence Park Bungalow and preserve the historic character of the building while serving as a model for environmentally responsible restoration practices.

Yollocalli Arts Reach, a youth initiative of the National Museum of Mexican Art, is a platform for innovative, urban art practices that generate youth agency.

Involving residents of all ages in campaigns to commit our government to do more to improve air quality, food quality, and active play spaces in communities like ours.

GAA� is a nonprofit committed to solving social and environmental challenges on a local, national and international level by leveraging artists and creativity inherent in communities.

Following the Positive Youth Development model, the goal is to give youth the tools, support, and guidance they need to reach their full potential academically and with social and life skills development.

Centers for New Horizons’ mission is to develop the capacities of families to become self-reliant, to improve the quality of their lives, and to participate in rebuilding their community.

The purpose of the Heritage Area Commission is to promote heritage and cultural tourism in the near south side Chicago community of Bronzeville.

The flagship program, The Bronzeville Community Development Partnership, works towards Bronzeville becoming a sustainable destination that will educate, elevate and entertain the visitor.