Loyola University Chicago
Here you will find all of CURL's research projects and publications.
The City of Evanston Human Relations Commission and CURL collected information on a broad range of organizations in Evanston that contribute to the quality of life and connections among all Evanston residents. Expected outcomes will be an up-to-date listing of organizations and services ranging from youth and senior citizen services to religious congregations and food security.
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Courtesy of Catholic Charities.
CURL participated in a partnership with other Loyola departments (e.g., School of Social Work, Communications, Law School), the residents council of Madden Park and Ida B. Wells housing developments, the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA ), and multiple social service agencies serving the Madden Wells community. A major component of the partnership was to identify community needs and maximize resources in order to best serve the residents as they went through a major life change—whether that entails moving into Oakwood Shores or leaving their home community for other housing options.
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South Asian students at a picnic in Chicago, circa 1959. Courtesy of SAAPRI.
PARTICIPANT GROUP PHOTO (Sitting L to R) Elizabeth Richards, LaDonna Harris, Mary Thomas, Luz Vega-Marquis, Wilma Mankiller, Jo Ann Kauffman (Standing L to R) Louis Delgado, Winona LaDuke, Warren Kontz, Gail Small, Octaviana Trujillo, Charlie Soap, Lucille Echohawk, Kyle Smith, Valorie Johnson, Sydney Beane, Paula Starr, Michael Chapman, Michael Smith (Not in picture) Beatrice Medicine, Michael Roberts.