Partnering for Sustainable Chicago
Partnering for Sustainable Chicago
Network Directory
|Alliance for the Great Lakes | |
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|Julie Kelso | |
|Adopt a Beach | |
|17 N. State Street, Suite 1390 | |
|Chicago, IL 60602 | |
|Phone: 312-939-0838 | |
|JKelso@ | |
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|Angelic Organics Learning Center Chicago |Angelic Organics Learning Center helps urban and rural people build local |
| |food systems. We offer opportunities to grow healthy food and a better |
|Martha Boyd |quality of life, connect with farmers and the land, and learn agricultural|
|6400 South Kimbark Avenue |and leadership skills. The Learning Center, a nonprofit organization, |
|Chicago, IL 60637 |reaches more than 4,000 people each year through our programs at partner |
|Phone: 773-288-5462 |farms and urban growing sites in northern Illlinois and southern |
|Chicago@ |Wisconsin. |
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|BioVision2020 |BioVison2020 aims to educate the public about the corruption of our food |
| |supply with new technologies that have not been proven safe. |
|Liane C. Casten | |
|1030 Asbury Ave. | |
|Evanston, IL 60202 | |
|Phone: 847-869-9144 | |
|Fax: 847-869-9145 | |
|lcasten@ | |
|Blacks in Green; Daughter’s Trust |Daughter's Trust, The Village Builders: Building Green, Self-Sustaining, |
| |Mixed-Income Micro Villages. A New Paradigm For Economic Development In |
|Naomi Davis, J.D. |Blighted & Gentrifying African American Communities. |
|1417-19 East 79th Street | |
|Chicago, IL 60619 | |
|Phone: 773-374-4323 | |
|Fax: 773-374-4658 | |
|daughterstrust@ | |
|The Boeing Company, Global Corporate Citizenship |In Boeing's Global Corporate Citizenship, our role is to encourage and |
| |support our communities--to convene, listen, respect and fund their |
|Christy Uchida, Community Investor |important work to make the world better. We leverage Boeing's global |
|100 N. Riverside Plaza, MC 5002-8450 |objectives in five focus areas (education, arts and culture, health and |
|Chicago, IL 60606-1596 |human services, civic and environment) to achieve the greatest impact in |
|Phone: 312-544-2303 |communities where we live and work. |
|Fax: 312-544-2077 | |
|Christy.uchida@ | |
|Brick Yard Garden |The Brick Yard Garden is a community garden where urban dwellers have been|
| |cultivating vegetables, flowers, fruit and community since 1975. |
|Dorothy Pytel | |
|Garden Address: 6115 S. Woodlawn | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Mailing Address: 6121 S. Woodlawn | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Phone: 773-288-7984 | |
|brickyardgarden@ | |
|The Burnham Plan Centennial |To inspire our region’s communities, leaders and institutions to build on |
| |the success of the 1909 Burnham Plan and act boldly together to shape our |
|Laurie Scott, Program Manager |future. |
|c/o Chicago Metropolos 2020 | |
|30 W. Monroe – 18th Floor | |
|Chicago, IL 60603 | |
|Phone: 312-332-6179 | |
|Fax: 312-332-2626 | |
|l.scott@ | |
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|Chicago Botanic Garden |The Chicago Botanic Garden is a 385 acre living plant collection and |
| |visitor destination museum with extensive program offerings in K-12 and |
|Patsy Benveniste, VP, Community |post-secondary education (including partnered graduate programs with area |
|Education Programs |universities); an extensive and rapidly expanding plant conservation and |
|1000 East Lake Cook Road |science research agenda; and a large urban agriculture, youth leadership |
|Glencoe, IL 60022 |and development and adult jobs training commitment in the city of |
|Phone: 847-835-6945 |Chicago and other off-site locations. |
|Fax: 847-835-4484 | |
|pbenveni@ | |
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|Chicago Botanic Garden |The Chicago Botanic Garden’s Community Gardening Department supports |
| |community gardening and urban farming through policy, funding, and youth |
|Anna D. Viertel, Coordinator |programming initiatives. We run Green Youth Farms in several Chicago |
|School Gardens |neighborhoods, build and support school gardens, offer mini-grants and |
|1000 East Lake Cook Road |training and technical assistance opportunities, and run an adult |
|Glencoe, IL 60022 |education program in an effort to train for green collar jobs. |
|Phone: 847-650-7305 | |
|Fax: 847-242-6348 | |
|aviertel@ | |
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|Chicago Media Watch |Chicago Media Watch aims to alert the public about the stories hidden or |
| |blacklisted by the corporate press. |
|Liane C. Casten | |
|1030 Asbury Ave. | |
|Evanston, IL 60202 | |
|Phone: 847-869-9144 | |
|Fax: 847-869-9145 | |
|lcasten@ | |
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|Chicago Wilderness Leave No Child Inside Initiative |The Chicago Wilderness Leave No Child Inside initiative is an effort to |
| |promote children’s health and foster generations of kids who care about |
|Mary Kenahan |nature enough to protect it as adults. |
|Chicago Wilderness, 8 South Michigan, #900 | |
|Chicago, IL 60603 | |
|Phone: 312-545-1007 | |
|Fax: 312-346-5606 | |
|mkenahan@ | |
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|Chicagoland Bicycle Federation |The mission of the Chicagoland Bicycle Federation, founded in 1985, is to |
| |improve the bicycling environmet wint and thereby the quality of life in |
|Keith Holt |the region. With more than 5,000 members, we do this by promoting bicycle |
|9 West Hubbard #402 |safety, education and facilities, and by encouraging use of bicycle as an |
|Phone: 312-427-3325 ext. 244 |energy-efficient, economical and non-polluting form of transportation and |
|Fax: 312-4274907 |as a healthful and enjoyable form of recreation. |
|keith@ |The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation recognizes the synergies between |
| |promoting bicycling and promoting walking and public transit. We align our|
| |advocacy with social equity and community improvement and we embrace the |
| |power of a broad multi-modal coalition to achieve our mission. |
|The Community Builders, Inc. |The Community Builders is the largest non-profit, urban housing developer |
| |in America. Since 1964, we have completed more that 21,000 units of |
|David Block |affordable, mixed-income housing. We manage over 8,750 units of housing |
|Senior Project Manager |serving low-income families, the elderly, and special needs populations. |
|1 North LaSalle Street, Suite 1200 | |
|Chicago, IL 60602 | |
|DBlock@ | |
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|Eco-Justice Collaborative |The Eco-Justice Collaborative is a nonprofit organization dedicated to |
| |raising public awareness of the consequences of U.S. lifestyle choices on |
|Lan or Pam Richart |people and our planet. Through a variety of media, popular education |
|1645 W. Jarvis Avenue |presentations and events EJC seeks to provoke thought, open discussions |
|Chicago, IL 60626 |and encourage changes that will bring about a more environmentally |
|Phone: 773-556-3417 |sustainable and just world. |
|ejc@ | |
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|The Environmental Action Group |The EAG is a student organization through the School of Social Service |
| |Administration that seeks to highlight the connection between human and |
|Robert Elchert |environmental rights its relevancy to social work practice. |
|3327 S. Halsted Street | |
|Chicago, IL 60608 | |
|Phone: 773-517-3540 | |
|elchert@uchicago.edu | |
|The Experimental Station |The Experimental Station is a not-for-profit (501-c-3) incubator of |
| |innovative cultural, educational, and environmental projects and |
|Connie Spreen |small-scale enterprises. |
|6100 South Blackstone Avenue | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|conniespreen@ | |
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|Faith in Place |Faith in Place gives religious people tools to become better stewards of |
| |Creation. Since 1999 we have partnered with over 300 congregations, |
|Rev. Clare Butterfield |Catholic, Protestant, Buddhist, Baha’i, Muslim, Sikh, Zoroastrian, to |
|2532 West Warren Boulevard |conserve energy, develop renewable power and support sustainable farming. |
|Chicago, IL 60612 | |
|Phone: 312-733-4640 | |
|Fax: 312-733-4610 | |
|clare@ | |
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|Faithful Few |Advocate activities and events for At-Risk/ADD/ADHD children and young |
| |adults. |
|Denard Jacox | |
|1448 E. 52nd Street, #164 | |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|Phone: 773-426-3472 | |
|FaithfulFew1986@ | |
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|Rodger Field | |
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|Office of Regional Counsel | |
|EPA Chicago | |
|Field.Rodger@epamail. | |
|The Field Museum, Center for Cultural Understanding and Change |The Center for Cultural Understanding and Change (CCUC) at The Field |
| |Museum uses problem-solving anthropological research to identify and |
|Jennifer Hirsch, Ph.D. |catalyze strengths and assets of communities in Chicago and beyond. In |
|1400 South Lake Shore Drive |doing so, CCUC helps communities identify new solutions to critical |
|Chicago, IL 60605-2496 |challenges such as education, housing, health care, environmental |
|Phone: 312-665-7480 |conservation, and leadership development. Through research, programs, and |
|Fax: 312-665-7482 |access to collections, CCUC reveals the power of cultural difference to |
|jhirsch@ |transform social life and promote social change. |
|uc | |
|The Field Museum, Independent Scholar |Currently working with The New Allies for Nature and Culture at the Field |
| |Museum. I am also currently a Ph.D. candidate at Northwestern completing a|
|Christine Dunford |dissertation in the department of Performance Studies on how people deploy|
|529 N. Michigan Ave. #2 |ideas of nature and produced nature to accomplish economic, political, and|
|Evanston, IL 60202 |social agendas. |
|Phone: 847-564-6198 | |
|cmdunford@ | |
|Gary Comer Youth Center |Youth center and community outreach program located in the Greater Grand |
| |Crossing neighborhood. Utilize rooftop garden and community spaces to |
|Marjj Hess, Garden Manager |improve the lives ofour youth and community. |
|7200 S. Ingleside Ave. | |
|Chicago, IL 60619 | |
|Phone: 773-358-4070 | |
|Fax: 773-358-4089 | |
|mhess@ | |
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|Global Warming Challenge |Dr. Treptow, professor emeritus of Chicago State University, is an |
| |environmentalist and member of the Union of Concerned Scientists. He |
|Richard S. Treptow, Ph. D. |gives presentations and workshops on global warming to educational, |
|3905 Tower Drive |community and governmental groups. |
|Richton Park, IL 60471 | |
|Phone: 708-747-0649 | |
|Fax:709-481-6869 | |
|r-treptow@ | |
|HPKCC |A recently-formed Taskforce of the HPKCC which is trying to raise |
| |awareness of the principles and practical details of sustainable living in|
|Vijayarani Fedson |the community. |
|5705 South Blackstone Ave., Apt. 2 | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Phone:773-684-3867 | |
|ranifeds@ | |
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|Hyde Park Historical Society | |
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|Jack Spicer | |
|5529 South Lake Park Avenue | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Phone: 773-493-1893 | |
|Jack Spicer Phone: 773-324-6017 | |
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|IL Department of Natural Resources | |
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|Deborah Stone | |
|DEBORAH.STONE@ | |
|Indiana University Northwest, |Urban university offering a Master’s in Public Affairs. |
|School of Public and Environmental Affairs | |
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|Ellen Szarleta-Yancy, Ph.D., J.D. | |
|3400 Broadway, MP 2117 | |
|Gary, Indiana, 46408 | |
|Phone: 219-980-6698 | |
|Fax: 219-980-6737 | |
|eszarlet@iun.edu | |
|Jacqueline W. Henderson | |
|1100 East 55th Street | |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|Phone: 773-752-9227 | |
|wileth@ or jacquelinewileth@ | |
|The Jewish Council on Urban Affairs |The Jewish Council on Urban Affairs combats poverty, racism and |
| |anti-Semitism in partnership with Chicago’s diverse communities. |
|Asaf Bar-Tura | |
|610 S. Michigan Avenue, Suite 500 | |
|Chicago, IL 60605 | |
|Phone: 312-663-0960 x110 | |
|Fax: 312-663-5305 | |
|asaf@ | |
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|Julia Govis | |
|5341 S Maryland Ave. | |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|Phone: 773-288-0822 cell 630-802-6888 | |
|govisjulia@ | |
|Keep Chicago Beautiful (KCB) |Keep Chicago Beautiful (KCB) Environmental Workshops for Teachers and |
| |Students Studying to be Teachers started in 1990 with a grant from the |
|Joyce Kagan Charmatz, President |Chicago Community Trust which continue to receive race reviews from |
|25 East Washington Street, Suite 1104 |teachers, and students, in colleges and universities in the Chicagoland |
|Chicago, IL 60602 |area. |
|Phone: 312-863-6196 | |
|Fax: 312-863-6194 | |
|joyce@ | |
|Kenosha / Racine Land Trust | |
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|Peter Wardrip | |
|p-wardrip@northwestern.edu | |
|Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO) |Our mission is to work with our families, coworkers, and neighbors to |
| |improve our environment and lives in Little Village and Chicago through |
|Kimberly Wasserman Nieto |democracy in action. We work for a real voice in building democracy, |
|2856 South Millard Avenue |including if, how, when and where any development of our communities takes|
|Chicago, IL 60623 |place, as the basis for environmental, economic and social justice. |
|Phone: 773-762-6991 | |
|Fax: 773-762-6993 | |
|info@ | |
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|Lutheran School of Theology Green Zone and the Web of Creation |The Green Zone fosters greening of the Lutheran Seminary in worship, |
| |education, building and grounds, lifestyle of members, and political |
|David Rhoads |advocacy. The Web of Creation () provides |
|1100 East 55th Street |environmental resources for faith communities. |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|Phone: 773-256-0774 | |
|Fax: 773-256-0782 | |
|drhoads@lstc.edu | |
|lstc.edu and | |
|Madiem Kawa |Have fun while restoring Washington Park’s nature areas near the lagoons’ |
|Washington Park Conservancy |edge. Work Day 2008 Schedule: Every third Saturday from March to October |
|Phone: 773-203-3418 |between 9am until 12pm. Watch out for the details of the big aquatic |
|Sunshine0711@ |planting day in May. Refreshments, tools, & gloves will be provided. |
|The Material Exchange |Material Exchange investigates the value structures that permit and |
| |encourage surplus, waste, and resource depletion, in a world where extreme|
|John Preus, Founder |material and intellectual need is common and visible. We invent objects |
|5460 South Woodlawn Ave. |and processes that consider ways in which value becomes attached to |
|Chicago, IL 60615 |things. In so doing, we hope to invent, cultivate, promote, and foster |
|Phone: 773-640-6767 |micro-economies dedicated to experimental living. |
|preusjohn@ | |
|material- | |
|McCormick Theological Seminary | |
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|Ted Hiebert | |
|5460 South University Avenue | |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|Phone: 773-947-6341 | |
|thiebert@mccormick.edu | |
|ME4E: Multidisciplinary Education for the Environment | |
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|Emily Kenny | |
|Me4e@ | |
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|Meadville Lombard Theological School |Meadville Lombard is an academically rigorous, unapologetically |
| |progressive Unitarian Universalist theological school, affiliated with the|
|Professor Michael Hogue |University of Chicago. |
|5701 South Woodlawn Avenue | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Phone: 773-256-3000(x233) | |
|mhogue@meadville.edu | |
|meadville.edu | |
|Meadville-Lombard Theological School | |
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|Rev. Qiyamah Rahman | |
|qrahman@meadville.edu | |
|The Morton Arboretum | |
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|Andrew Hipp | |
|4100 Illinois Route 53 | |
|Lisle, IL 60543-1293 | |
|Phone: 630-725-2094 | |
|ahipp@ | |
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|The Morton Arboretum | |
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|Edith Makra, Community Tree Advocate | |
|emakra@ | |
|Natural Path Urban Forestry Consultants |Principally provide urban forestry management services to government |
| |agencies in the United States, Europe and South America. Also provide |
|Mark Duntemann |forensic and expert witness testimony in tree-related litigation cases. |
|5455 South Ingleside #1E | |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|Phone: 773-699-7284 | |
|natpath@ | |
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|North Side Green Party |Green Local in North and Northwest Side Chicago. We work to further the 10|
| |Key Green values. We have been active in the anti war effort, other energy|
|Walter Esler |issues, global warming, community issue, grass roots organizing, advocacy,|
|5046 West Wrightwood |and ballot access for progressive, environmental, peace, Green candidates.|
|Chicago, IL 60639 | |
|Phone: 773-637-6701 | |
|Fax: Same, call first | |
|jobcity@ | |
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|Northwestern University Community-Based Participatory Research Program |The Program supports and promotes engaged research between local community|
| |organizations and academic partners that respects community input and |
|Jen Kauper-Brown |builds upon the strengths of involving community partners in all aspects |
|750 North Lake Shore Dr., 11th Floor |of research. |
|Chicago, IL 60611 | |
|Phone: 312-503-2942 | |
|Fax: 312-503-5388 | |
|j-kauper-brown@northwestern.edu | |
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|The Notebaert Nature Museum |The Chicago Academy of Sciences and its Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum |
| |inspire people to learn about and care for nature and the environment. The|
|Jill Riddell |Academy improves quality of life in Chicago and the region by delivering |
|Vice President of Exhibits and Strategic Initiatives |superior environmental and science education programs to students and |
|2430 North Cannon Drive |teachers, by offering Museum exhibitions and conducting public programs |
|Chicago, IL 60614 |that foster green living, and by restoring local ecosystems and |
|Phone: 773-755-5145 |advancing scientific knowledge through collections and research. |
|jriddell@ | |
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|On Site Services |Founded On Site Services in collaboration with Ken Dunn and the Resource |
| |Center. We accept tax-deductible donations of used cabinetry, office |
|Jack Preus |furniture and other bulk items such as building materials. |
|5460 South Woodlawn Ave. | |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|Phone: 773- 640-6767 | |
|preusjohn@ | |
|One Two One Art Collective |Artists Group seeking social change through recycling materials, ideas, |
| |and information. |
|Theodore Boggs | |
|2524 N. Campbell, #3 | |
|Chicago, IL 60647 | |
|Phone: 847-274-1687 | |
|theodoreboggs@ | |
|Openlands |Openlands is a 44-year old nonprofit conservation organization that works |
| |throughout the metropolitan area to protect open space. We do policy |
|Joyce O’Keefe |development, advocacy, greenways and trails planning, community greening |
|25 East Washington, Suite 1650 |and land preservation. |
|Chicago, IL 60602 | |
|Phone: 312-863-6263 | |
|Fax: 312-427-6251 | |
|jokeefe@ | |
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|Openlands |Openlands, founded in 1963, is an independent, non-profit organization |
| |dedicated to preserving and enhancing public open space in northeastern |
|Shirlee Hoffman, Native Habitats Project Manager |Illinois. The Native Habitats program has been funded to install a |
|25 East Washington Street, Suite 1650 |limited number of native habitat demonstration gardens in highly visible |
|Chicago, IL 60602-1708 |locations during 2008 and 2009. |
|Phone: 312-863-6257 | |
|Fax: 312-863-6251 | |
|shoffman@ | |
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|Openlands, Community Greening Department |Conservation Non-Profit Organization; Regional and City-Wide |
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|Julie Samuels, Glenda Daniels, Ena Kumar | |
|24 East Washington Street | |
|Chicago, IL 60601 | |
|Phone: 312-863-6256 (Julia Samuels) | |
|jsamuels@, gdaniels@, | |
|ena.kumar@ | |
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|The Resource Center Chicago |For over 30 years, the Resource Center, a non-profit environmental |
| |education organization, has led the way in demonstrating innovative |
|Ken Dunn |techniques for recycling and reusing materials. Too often in the urban |
|222 East 135th Place |setting, abundant and important resources are wasted. Our recovery work |
|Chicago, IL 60627 |aims to reverse waste and to improve the quality of life for urban |
|Phone: 773-821-1351 |dwellers. We have been devoted from the beginning to the economic and |
|Fax: 773-821-7462 |educational revitalization of city neighborhoods through recycling, urban |
|info@ |gardening and other programs that reclaim and reuse resources. |
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|Soul Vegetarian Restaurant | |
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|Zarakyah Ahmadiel | |
|205 East 75th Street | |
|Chicago, IL 60619 | |
|Phone: 773-964-3604 | |
|Zarakyah1@ | |
|Spheres of Influence |The mission of Spheres of Influence is to inspire action to save the |
| |planet from the threat of climate change, for tomorrow’s child. |
|Sarah Warren, Ph. D. | |
|480 North McClurg Court, Ste. 513 | |
|Chicago, IL 60611 | |
|Phone: 312-595-1691 | |
|Fax: 312-595-1492 | |
|DrWarren@ | |
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|TreeKeepers Program of Openlands |We are one of the early members of the “Citizen Forester” Movement, |
| |training volunteer arborists in “Urban Forestry Lite.” |
|Jim DeHorn | |
|5614 W. Cornelia Ave. | |
|Chicago, IL 60634-4408 | |
|Home Phone: 773-282-5374 | |
|Office Phone: 312-863-6259 | |
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|The University of Chicago, Ecology and Evolution | |
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|Justin Borevitz | |
|1101 E. 57th Street | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Phone: 773-702-5948 | |
|borevitz@uchicago.edu | |
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|The University of Chicago | |
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|Sabina Shaikh | |
|Social Sciences Collegiate | |
|Division | |
|Gates Black 219 (mail to Gates-Blake 310) | |
|5845 S. Ellis | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Phone: 773-834-2325 | |
|Sabina@uchicago.edu | |
|The University of Chicago |The Office of Community and Government Affairs at the University of |
| |Chicago works in partnership with mid-South Side community to improve the |
|Sonya Malunda |quality of life for all. |
|6030 South Ellis, Room 162 | |
|Chicago, IL 60649 | |
|Phone: 773-702-4568 | |
|Fax: 773-834-0379 | |
|smalunda@uchicago.edu | |
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|The University of Chicago |Undergraduate (B.A.) Program in Environmental Studies |
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|Theodore L. Steck | |
|920 East 58th Street | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Phone: 773-702-1329 | |
|Fax: 773-702-3172 | |
|tsteck@bsd.uchicago.edu | |
|The University of Chicago Religion and Environment Initiative (REI) |REI is an interfaith student organization at the University of Chicago |
| |that organizes lectures, discussions, field trips, and other events that |
|Dave Aftandilian |explore traditions of concern for the environment in various world and |
|1300 E. 56th St., #1 |indigenous religions. |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|Phone: 773-834-0621 | |
|daftandi@bsd.uchicago.edu | |
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|University of Chicago, Sustainability Council |As part of the Office of the Vice President, the faculty, student, and |
| |staff members of the Sustainability Council promote and centralize the |
|Eric Heineman, Project Manager for Environmental Sustainability |University's sustainability efforts. |
|5801 S. Ellis Ave. | |
|Chicago, IL 60637 | |
|t-9ehein@uchicago.edu | |
|sustainability.uchicago.edu | |
|The University of Chicago | |
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|Steven M. Wiesenthal | |
|Associate Vice President and University Architect | |
|Phone: 773-834-3529 | |
|swiesenthal@uchicago.edu | |
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|Urban Earth Day, Kennedy- King College | |
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|Prof. Bonnie Harrison | |
|740 W 63rd St | |
|Chicago, IL 60621 | |
|Phone: 773-783-1140 | |
|Bharrison9@ccc.edu | |
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|Urban Lab |Martin Felsen and Sarah Dunn co-founded UrbanLab in Chicago in 2000 as a |
| |collaborative office practicing sustainable architecture and urbanism. |
|Martin Felson |UrbanLab is also a research laboratory actively engaged in examining |
|3209 South Morgan Street |cities and megalopolises. |
|Chicago, IL 60608 | |
|Phone: 773-650-1130 | |
|Fax: 773-650 1129 | |
|info@ | |
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|Urban Sustainability Authority |Urban Sustain's mission is to improve the urban experience. Urban Sustain|
| |educate, lead, develop, and advocate reducing disparities for the |
|Tammy Steels |low-income communities. USA fulfills this purpose through training, |
|27 North Wacker Drive, Ste. 145 |research, advocacy, community-based services and programs on issues of |
|Chicago, IL 60606 |environmental health which affects education, and economic empowerment. |
|Phone: 312-602-9763 | |
|Fax: 312-602-9795 | |
|Urbansus@ | |
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|Urban Woods Project |Founded in 1999, the Urban Woods Project builds cabinets, furniture, do |
| |remodeling and carpentry using salvaged materials and locally milled |
|John Preus |lumber. |
|5460 South Woodlawn Ave. | |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|Phone: 773-640-6767 | |
|preusjohn@ | |
|Urbanwoodsproject. | |
|Washington Park Conservancy |Have fun while restoring Washington Park’s nature areas near the lagoons’ |
| |edge. Work Day 2008 Schedule: Every third Saturday from March to October |
|Madiem Kawa |between 9am until 12pm. Watch out for the details of the big aquatic |
|Phone: 773-203-3418 |planting day in May. Refreshments, tools, & gloves will be provided. |
|Sunshine0711@ | |
|Watershed Planner; Lake County Stormwater Management Commission | |
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|Sean Wiedel | |
|333 Peterson Road | |
|Libertyville, IL 60048 | |
|Phone: 847-918-7693 | |
|Fax: 847-918-9826 | |
|Swiedel@co.lake.il.us | |
|co.lake.il/us/smc | |
|Zygon Center for Religion and Science | |
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|Christina Heisser | |
|1100 East 55th Street | |
|Chicago, IL 60615 | |
|773-256-0670 | |
|Fax: 773-256-0682 | |
|ZCRS@lstc.edu | |
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