Chicagoans Mobilize To Help Puerto Rico Recover From Earthquakes
Reset checks in with a local group that has been aiding in Puerto Rico’s recovery since Hurricane Maria struck the island 2017.
Race, Class & Communities
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Chicago Developers Are Giving Opportunity Zones A Try
Opportunity Zones show promise in Chicago. But some say the program has been underutilized, and it lacks accountability and oversight.
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Chicago Co-Op Empowers Immigrant Women, Refugees
Blue Tin Production aims to empower immigrant women and create a sustainable garment manufacturing option for designers and consumers.
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Best Stories of 2019: Race, Class and Communities
We look back on stories that defined who we are as a community in 2019.
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Homeless To City Officials: “Give Us Housing Or Leave Us Alone”
Eight homeless individuals living in tents in Uptown say the city is trying to push them out by scheduling street cleanings where they live.
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Finalists Named For $10 Million Prize To Aid Chicago Communities
Six projects to strengthen South and West side communities will vie for a foundation’s $10 million Chicago Prize, to be awarded next spring.
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Immigrants In Illinois Should Stay Away From Marijuana
Immigration experts said participating in the marijuana industry or using marijuana can have grave consequences for noncitizen immigrants.
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Group Charges Orland Park Landlord With Housing Discrimination
A federal court complaint alleges that an Orland Park landlord treated black prospective tenants differently than white applicants.
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Illinois Hosts Summit To Ensure Children Get Counted In The Census
Officials said undercounting children in the census could result in the loss of crucial resources that could help them, such as food stamps.
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50 Years After His Death, Fred Hampton’s Legacy Looms Large In Chicago
Chicago police officers shot and killed the Illinois Black Panther leader 50 years ago. Reset took a look back at his life and work.
