Addressing Eco-Anxiety: A Living History Series in 4 Parts
Our final examination of new strategies to address the challenges of climate change will present an overview of efforts to develop a Hydrogen Economy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Our final examination of new strategies to address the challenges of climate change will present an overview of efforts to develop a Hydrogen Economy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Once again, we'll be hosting local artisans at our Office, 7363 North Greenview, as part of the annual "Shop Jarvis Square" celebration. Stop in to say hello and shop for unique locally made products that make great gifts or affordable indulgences for your own pleasure.
Mark the third anniversary of the invasion of Eastern Ukraine by learning more about how ordinary Ukrainians are experiencing the turmoil in their country. Lida Nedilsky, North Park University Sociology Professor, spent last summer meeting Ukrainians and documenting their stories.
Members and non-members are welcome to attend a brief review of 2024, election of Board of Directors and presentation by Newberry Library Vice President on Indigenous Chicago, an exploration of our regional history through indigenous voices.
After the Civil War, Greenhouse farming sparked the growth of West Ridge. RPWRHS member Dona Vitale will tell the story of the rise and later decline of the greenhouses, an era in our history that changed the landscape of West Ridge forever.
Join us as we continue our culinary journey through India with Culinary Historian Colleen Sen.
Whether you already love Indian food or are a curious newcomer to the cuisine, you'll want to take part as we continue our series exploring the regional dishes of India with Culinary Historian Colleen Taylor Sen.
Join popular tour guide Glenna Eaves to learn how Howard Street became one of Chicago's premier entertainment venues and how the street continues to evolve.
Spend an evening with Alderwoman Debra Silverstein as she discusses City Council, the legislation she is sponsoring and her vision for the future of the 50th Ward and for Chicago.
Rosehill has always been a resting place for Rogers Park/ and West Ridge families. Tour the cemetery through local eyes for a new look at neighborhood history.
Louann Hamilton, Chicago Transportation Alliance President, will take us on a journey through the history of Chicago street transportation, relating how shared use in the early part of the 20th century evolved into auto-oriented dominence, and how she and others are working with city government to foster transformation to a Safe Streets for All policy.