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In its most simple definition, a mosaic is "a picture or other design constructed from smaller pieces." In addition to the subject and style of the design, it is the choice of materials and the skill in creating and placing the pieces that contribute to the personal, artistic and practical value of the mosaic. Using simple materials may create wonderful works of art. The Egan Office views Chicago as a mosaic of communities and neighborhoods. In these neighborhoods that are pieced together with uneasy symmetry, there are stories and voices unheard, heroes, movements, and recycled dreams.
The Egan office is hosting conversations with community and movement builders, activists, and organizers in an effort to recognize the critical voices that give shape to the Chicago Mosaic.
Englewood: Past, Present, & Future
Speaker: Keith Kelley
Speaker: Joseph Hayes
Reflections on the 1963 CPS Boycott
Karen Elaine Brewer- Domestic Violence and Its Impact on Public Health and Community.pdf
Sarah Mathers and Rebecca Martinez- Education Movements in Chicago.pdf
Dawn Turner Trice- Writing about the Unseen.pdf
Vanessa Esparza-Lopez and Kristin Field- Uncovering the Stories.pdf
Pastor Brewer- Domestic Violence and its Impact on Public Health and in the Communities.pdf
Tom Tresser- 125 Meetings and Five Big Questions.pdf
Maria Pike Davis- The Politics of Gun Violence and the Search for Peace.jpg
Carlos Flores- Arts as a Tool for Social Change.jpg.
Benny Lee- Pausing for Peace.jpg
Bryan Echols and Jonathan Peck- Transformative Strategies for Sustainable Community Development.pdf
Jitu Brown- A Community-Driven Approach to Educational Change.pdf
Rosie Simpson- Reflections on the 1963 CPS Boycott.jpg