Asiaha Butler
After Burglar Rips Off Englewood Branded Clothing Store, Shoppers From Around Chicago Turn Out To Show Their Support
Corie Luckett was devastated by the burglary at his store on 63rd Street. But neighbors — and shoppers from around the city — stepped up to help.
Englewood Neighbors Are Painting The 58th Street Viaduct This Weekend. Here’s How You Can Help
Neighbors of all ages can paint a community mural honoring the future of Englewood during an event Saturday.
Resident Group Calls For Ward Remap To Make Englewood Whole: ‘We’ve Always Felt Like The Step-Children’
Greater Englewood has been split up among six different wards since at least after the 2000 Census.
Remember The Racine Green Line Station In Englewood? ‘Go Green On Racine’ Wants To Document Your Memories
The team is looking to boost interest in reviving the shuttered station using the power of story.
After Two Years Of Work, Englewood Leaders Unveiling First ‘Buy The Block’ Renovated Home In Community Reveal
"Home for the Holiday" will give viewers a sneak peek at the renovated $199,000 two-flat, a two-year labor of love for the Englewood Development Group.
Shuttered Englewood School Will Get New Life As Hub To Help Formerly Incarcerated People
Woods Elementary, closed in 2013, will become "The Regenerator," an innovation hub, upcycling lab and garden with job training for people living in dorms on site.
In Englewood, A Push To Empower Residents By Turning Renters Into Homeowners
The Englewood Development Group's first renovation project — part of a Buy The Block initiative — is finished and market-ready.
10 Black Women and Queer Activists Working To Change Chicago
These organizers are supporting protesters fighting for Black lives and providing relief to communities impacted by looting and coronavirus.
New Englewood Leadership Symposium To Bring Emerging Leaders, Artists And More Together To Share Ideas
The first of its kind Englewood Leadership Symposium hopes to give aspiring leaders the tools they need to thrive.
