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Julie Jung

Julie Jung is Director of Communications, the University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration.

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Every Block a Village

Julie Jung - September 1, 2014 0

When St. Anne's Hospital closed in 1988, Jacqueline Reed was busy as a third-year extended evening program student at , a fellow at the Chicago Community trust and a mother raising four children with her husband, Ronald. But Reed...

Securing Community Control of the American Rescue Plan Act

Applying Asset-Based Community Development in an Urban Indigenous Context

What We Can Learn from Indigenous Culinary Traditions

Joining The Party: the Neighborhood Economics Network

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