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María Inés Zamudio

Bad Mexicans book
‘Bad Mexicans’ highlights the immigrants who started the Mexican Revolution
By María Inés Zamudio  and Dan Tucker
 
Douglass Park music festival protest
Race, Class & Communities
Residents near Douglass Park want a voice in permits for big music festivals
By María Inés Zamudio
 
graphic of money coming out of faucet
Race, Class & Communities
Chicaguenses: ¿No pueden pagar el servicio de agua? Aquí está lo que necesitan saber
By María Inés Zamudio
 
A semi truck drives down 31st Street in Little Village
Chicago
Zonas críticas de contaminación atmosférica en Chicago: Nueva Red de sensores revela disparidades en la calidad del aire entre vecindarios.
By Smarth Gupta , Dillon Bergin , and 3 more
 
In this Thursday, March 28, 2019 photo, Wanda Gomez, a survivor of domestic violence, shows her tattoo that reads "No More Domestic Violence," while standing in her in Miami, Fla., home.
Race, Class & Communities
Immigrant women in Chicago face unique challenges to overcoming domestic violence
By María Inés Zamudio
 
A semi truck drives down 31st Street in Little Village
Environment & Public Health
Chicagoans who live near heavy-traffic corridors are breathing the most polluted air
By Smarth Gupta , Dillon Bergin , and 3 more
 
Chicago water department workers
Race, Class & Communities
Mayor Lightfoot will introduce a measure that bans privatizing Chicago’s waterworks
By María Inés Zamudio
 
water debt resource guide
Race, Class & Communities
Chicagoans, can’t afford your water bills? Here's what you need to know.
By María Inés Zamudio
 
Jae Rice at Transgender Day of Visibility rally
Race, Class & Communities
Transgender Day of Visibility turns somber as participants mourn the murders of Black trans women
By María Inés Zamudio