When City Council first approved the Climate Action and Resilience Plan in 2018, it was poised to advance progressive environmental policy in Evanston.
CARP outlines several climate goals for the...
Family Action Network Webinar — From Strength to Strength: Finding Success, Happiness, and Deep Purpose in the Second Half of Life
Tuesday, March 1, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Arthur Brooks, a professor...
More than 150 people flocked to Noyes Cultural Art Center last Friday for the opening of Visible / Invisible, a new exhibit featuring the work of local artists that explores different forms of violence.
The...
Throughout the city, community-based organizations and services have moved into empty school buildings and given them second lives as gathering places and support centers. Here’s a look at some of these...
Noyes Cultural Arts Center’s newest exhibition, “What is Racial Justice?,” seeks to spark conversations around race, power and equity.
More than 20 artists from Evanston and the greater Chicago...
