Centers for New Horizons is an African American community organization in the Chicago neighborhood of Bronzeville. The organization's focus is on advocating for adequate housing for long term, low income residents, counseling and community foster care.

Rogers Park storefront space maintained by a group of key-holders who present art in the social context.

The Stockyard Institute is a collaborative art and educational project currently based in Chicago's Westside Austin neighborhood. Working within this community,artists, educators, and activists have enacted several alternative methods of education, research and production.

A group working to present public projects that are temporary, ephemeral, or that operate outside of conventional or officially sanctioned categories of public expression.

This page includes Downloadable teacher resource packets as well as info on scheduling tours, etc.

A biannual publication project initiated by the Stockyard Institute in spring 2005. AREA's focus is on documenting the intersections of arts, education, and activist concerns and practice in the city of Chicago.

Bethel has earned a national reputation for cutting edge initiatives and pioneering approaches that build on the people, physical assets, and faith base of the community.

Version is a Chicago festival focused on emerging art, technology, and social activism. It's themes include: conceptual art strategies, innovative social practices, creative uses of new technologies, emerging activist/artist initiatives, public interventions and DIY projects.

Counterproductiveindustries.com is a Chicago-based activist arts organization that utilizes public interventions, temporary collectives, street theatre and creative resistance projects. The site seems dormant but has documentation of their projects up until 2004.

Artists from different disciplines work with hospitalized children in a residency situation.