Renaissance Collaborative News Today

The Interfaith Housing Development Corp. and the Bickerdike Redevelopment Corp. have apartment buildings that will focus on providing affordable housing to families in Chicago.

Celebrating Black History Month in and around Hyde Park is special. This year, the mid-South Side, where much Black history has been and continues to be made, has no shortage

The National Park Service granted $436,000 to Renaissance Collaborative to restore the Bronzeville, Chicago building central to Black history.

The renovations will focus on a pool, a gym, various meeting rooms and reviving a decades-old mural in the historic building where Black History Month originated.

Abrams Intergenerational Village would be located in the 5300 block of South Calumet Avenue across the street from The Renaissance Collaborative’s existing senior village building, which currently rents to low-income seniors.

The city's new ad slogan may be “Chicago Not in Chicago” but Dilla would have suggested "Chicago, hell yeah, Chicago."

Access to healthy food is limited in less affluent neighborhoods across the nation. Community efforts in Chicago are making a difference.