Evanston’s “My City, Your City, Our City” youth program has started its second run this summer, aiming to encourage community youth to avoid violence and engage in recreational activities.
“My...
A new outdoor exhibition explores themes of self-care, self-authorship and community with reproductions of works from The Block Museum’s collection.
The “Behold, Be Held” exhibition will be exhibited...
This story is part of a series of profiles of activist and community groups across Evanston.
Simone Hampton was first exposed to Youth & Opportunity United in middle school, when it was just a drop-in...
As the new CEO of local nonprofit Youth & Opportunity United, Maggie Blinn DiNovi said she hopes to deepen partnerships between her organization and local school districts as well as better prepare high...
When Oakton Elementary School fifth-grader Izayah Carr stepped up to the microphone with a smile on his face, more than 1,000 people cheered as he introduced the opening act of Diverse Communities United,...
