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I Grow Chicago Aims To Empower The Englewood Community; “If In Doubt; Love” | Chicago Defender

  • Oct 22, 2020
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With outbreaks of violence continuing to hit the Englewood community, residents and volunteers have created a space that promotes peace. Consisting of 6 vacant lots and two renovated homes, The I Grow Chicago 'Peace Campus' offers residents a safe sanctuary that aims to empower families. Through the non-profit organization, Englewood residents receive mentorship and support … Continued

The post I Grow Chicago Aims To Empower The Englewood Community; “If In Doubt; Love” appeared first on Chicago Defender.

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