Southside Together Organizing for Power (STOP)
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Founding Member of the Coalition
STOPchicago.org facebook.com/STOPchicago twitter.com/STOPchicago Donate here. SouthSideSTOP@gmail.com 773.217.9598 602 E 61st St, Chicago, IL 60637 STOP builds the power of residents on the South Side of Chicago through organizing, popular education, and leadership development among people most directly affected by issues like gentrification and incarceration. STOP organizes the Youth Justice Program, the Mental Health Movement, and the Chicago Tenants Council (which includes the Grove Parc Tenants Association, Kimbark Tenants Association, St. Edmunds Tenants Association, Island Terrace Tenants Association, and Drexel Preservation Tenants Association). With KOCO and PAC, it most recently helped lead the Trauma Care Coalition to its win of a trauma center at the University of Chicago. |
Kenwood Oakland Community Organization (KOCO)
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Founding Member of the Coalition
KOCOonline.org Donate here. 773.548.7500 4242 S. Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago, IL 60653 Through sustained engagement of low-income and working families, KOCO develops multi-generational leaders who impact decision-making process and public policies, improving the quality of life in our local communities. It works in Chicago's North Kenwood and Oakland neighborhoods. It was founded by religious and community leaders in the 1960s. With STOP and PAC, it most recently helped lead the Trauma Care Coalition to its win of a trauma center at the University of Chicago. |
Bronzeville Regional Collective
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Founding Member of the Coalition
facebook.com/Bronzeville-Regional-Collective-864349383647014 The Collective honors the sacred memory of the migrations of African Americans - across the Middle Passage, through the Underground Railroad, on to the Great Migration. Today communities which did not keep the promise of the ancestors can be restored through new agency. This group of leading community development practitioners catalyzes community health/wealth through sustainable and inter-generational land ownership and transfer; increased revenue streams through neighbor-owned businesses and buildings; and revived thirst and resources for vibrant lifelong learning. |
Prayer and Action Collective (PAC)
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Member of the Coalition
Formerly Trauma Center Prayers (TC Prayers) facebook.com/PrayActC PrayActC@gmail.com Pray with us any Thursday at 6:30pm at 58th St and Ellis Ave. And/or, join us for an organizing meeting immediately after prayer, on Thursdays at 6:45 pm, in Crerar library's basement (down the steps just inside the entrance, not in the book stacks; at 5730 S Ellis). PAC began in early 2014 as quiet prayers for a trauma center. UofC students brought on local church leaders, seminarians, and clergy to form the Interfaith Leadership Committee of the Trauma Care Coalition. |
Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights
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Community Law Project
Ally Member of the Coalition clccrul.org facebook.com/TheLawProject twitter.com/ChgoCivilRights 312-939-3638 (office) 312-630-1127 (fax) 100 N. LaSalle St., Ste. 600, Chicago, IL 60602 The Community Law Project, part of the Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights, strengthens Chicago area communities by providing high-quality, pro bono legal services to community based nonprofits, small businesses and first-time home-buyers. It also provides regular workshops and trainings on legal issues affecting nonprofit organizations, small businesses entrepreneurs, and first time home buyers. |
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