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The Chicago Tribune & SPS' Big Lie"
Judging from the Tribune’s attack on its co-chair, the Chicago Educational Facilities Task Force must really be raising some hackles among the editorial board’s friends at the Board of…
Aldermen OK Chicago ward remap by enough votes to avoid referendum
Link to intereactive Ward Map.
"a cord of three strands" is on Best Books of 2011
"a cord of three strands" about LSNA's Parent Mentor Program is on Teaching for Change's best of 2011. Here.
New jobs don't really help displaced factory workers
On Tuesday, though, Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced that Coyote Logistics will be adding 400 jobs this year at its new location in the Green Exchange, 2565 W. Diversey, which will bring its total work…
At Lathrop Homes, CHA's talk of transformation brings worry
Residents fight to have their voices heard.
Obama Plans Change in Immigration Rule on Waivers
Good news for undocumented immigrant spouses and children who are separated from their American relatives while they try to gain legal status in the United States.
Chicago names Mexican-American to Head Immigrants' Office
Hernandez, the son of Mexican immigrants, was born and raised in Chicago's Little Village/La Villita neighborhood and has experience in community initiatives related to health and quality of life.
Mayor Emanuel Announces Initiatives to Support Immigrant Entrepreneurs and Create Jobs Led by Office of New Americans
“Adolfo has a proven track record and will work to ensure every Chicagoan has access to the resources they need to contribute to this thriving global city.”
What Inspired Me to Study Parent and Community Engagement
Soo Hong, assistant professor in the Department of Education at Wellesley College discusses the origins of her interest in Parent and Community Engagement which led her to study the work of LSNA at…
Community Groups Unite Against Coming School Closings
"We do not need new schools," said Leticia Barrera, an education organizer for the Logan Square Neighborhood Association. "Let's try to fix those schools that are in the neighborhood."
Community Groups Offer Plan to Counter School Closings: Invest in schools instead of shutting them down, groups say.
Cristina Torres, LSNA Parent Leader, presents the "Neighborhoods Agenda for Schools."
Raising up teachers in your backyard
“We developed a vision of opening the doors of ‘fortress’ schools and helping them function as centers of community,” remembers Joanna Brown, LSNA’s lead education…
Chicago Elev8 Stories
The year that she entered Ames Middle, a 7th and 8th grade school, was a difficult one for her family, and it showed in Vanessa, said Ames Elev8 Director Maria Trejo.
Planting the Seed: Models for Other Communities
Chicago, Fresno work to create activity space, healthy vending options.
LISC Launches Neighborhood Revitalization Loan Fund to Drive Affordable Rental Housing Development with Funding from Morgan Stanley Capital Magnet Fund
"The first loan for the new pool closed recently in Chicago, providing $3.6 million to bridge local Tax Increment Financing for Zapata Apartments, a new 61-unit development in the city's Logan Square…
LISC Launches Neighborhood Revitalization Loan Fund to Drive Affordable Rental Housing Development with Funding from Morgan Stanley Capital Magnet Fund
The first loan for the new pool closed recently in Chicago, providing $3.6 million to bridge local Tax Increment Financing for Zapata Apartments, a new 61-unit development in the city's Logan Square…
Purchase Halloween Shakedown Tickets Here for Thursday October 20th Fundraiser
LSNA presents the LSNA HALLOWEEN SHAKEDOWN, Thursday, October 20, 2011 from 8pm to Midnight at the Logan Square Auditorium, 2539 N. Kedzie, Chicago, IL! featuring MUCCA PAZZA AMI SARAIYA &…
Family and Community Engagement: How one Chicago Program Makes the Grade
"Located on the Northwest side of Chicago, the Logan Square Neighborhood Association (LSNA) has been in the national spotlight for its success in working with families in the community."
Quinn pauses hospital tax decisions
LSNA Board Member is quoted on hospital charity care.
Where are Poor Chicagoans to Live?
Panel discussion hosted by Alden Loury and featuring Lathrop Homes resident & LSNA Leader Miguel Suarez who has lived in Lathrop Homes for 22 years and panelist Don Washington a member of LSNA's…
Riverfront development to be a proving ground for Chicago Housing Authority; Lathrop at a Juncture
CHA's credibility with tenants on the slide...
Don't 'transform' us, say residents of Lathrop Homes
Lathrop has always been unique, and its residents, working in conjunction with activists from the Logan Square Neighborhood Association, are determined to write their own script.
"Que Viva"
Lissette Castaneda, a housing leader at LSNA, recalled Zapata’s origins in the NCP planning process and singled out staff and volunteers who went the extra mile to get it done. “We have…
Summer institutes get teachers into neighborhoods
Chicago Public Schools organized three week-long teacher immersion institutes over the summer to help teachers connect with the communities where they teach. Logan Square teachers were paired with…
49th Annual LSNA Congress
49th congress

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