Project: Interview of Kim Wasserman, Director of Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO)

Wasserman discusses the impact of local policies, policing, and violence on environmental justice.

Courtesy of: M.Insalata, UIC.

Chicago, IL

Latinx Foodways: Stories and Recipes Linking Social and Environmental Justice

Latinx Foodways: Student Podcasts 2021
Latinx Foodways: Martina & Andres
Latinx Foodways: Stories About Land & Food Justice in Chicago Latinx/Latine Communities
Latinx Foodways: Seeds of Justice Infographic
HAL x LAB Interviews: LCC

Visual and Storytelling Ethnography of COVID-19 Mapping Project in Latinx Communities

Project Overview
Project Framework
Government Accountability
Neighborhood Changes
Essential Workers
Virtual Learning
Community Care and Responses
Summary and Recommendations

Climates of Inequality Exhibition

Journey to La Villita Park, adjacent to Cook County Jail
Journey to the Crawford Generating Station, Industrial Corridor
Journey to the Collateral Channel in the Industrial Corridor
Journey through LVEJO’s Semillas de Justicia Garden
Journey to collecting first voice experiences with Alianza Americas
Journey through 26th Street shopping corridor
Journey through Zapata Academy and Unilever Best Foods
Interview of Kim Wasserman, Director of Little Village Environmental Justice Organization...
Interview with Zorayda Avila, Campaign & Outreach Manager of Alianza Americas
Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO) Semillas de Justicia garden
Little Village Environmental Justice Organization (LVEJO) Toxic Tour
Community Knowledge Informs Our Local Story