Laurie Ouding shares how the Equitable Development Ambassadors program helped her ETOD, Food Matters, located in the Bronzeville neighborhood.
The City of Chicago’s ETOD Pilot Program will grant $135,000 to projects that promote equity and carry out ETOD Policy Plan priorities.
Wednesday, June 9, 2021 Noon – 1:30 pm central Through an unprecedented process involving deep community engagement and cross-sector collaboration, the City of Chicago recently…
With support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Elevated Chicago, the Institute for Housing Studies at DePaul University (IHS), Public Health Institute of Metropolitan Chicago…
Pictured above, Gabriela Alvarez, nurse manager at Esperanza Health Centers With a COVID-19 hotline and telemedicine systems, Esperanza Health Centers won’t let its patients fall…
Investing in South Side creatives requires creative considerations in a post-COVID reality By Cheryl V. Jackson & Meghan Haynes The L1 Creative Business Accelerator is…
Elevated Chicago and MPC partnered to present ‘Leading Inclusively in a Time of Crisis,’ a webinar with speaker Deb Baldwin, on April 30. This session…
We transitioned our 35-person steering committee meeting to a virtual setting on March 27, and felt together as ever, thanks to everyone’s participation and the…
As we all adapt to the impact of Covid-19, we want to commend organizations that are using remote collaboration systems and platforms, trusting that people…
Elevated Chicago had quite a busy and exciting 2019 year. Learn about Elevated Chicago’s prioritized work in 2020, and download our 2019 Year in Review…