Duke Divinity: A Chicago-area coalition trains leaders in organizing and Catholic social teaching

The American Library Association:

• When It Happens to You Library workers and school administrators talk about getting caught in the crossfire of book challenges
• Give Them Shelter? Libraries face tough choices when homeless patrons set up permanent residence
• Know Your Rights--and Theirs How libraries prepare for possible ICE activity

Rotary International: Building bridges, overcoming roadblocks: Guatemalan and U.S. clubs use relationship with Engineers Without Borders to meet COVID-19 crisis

US Catholic:

• When rules fail, empathy prevails -- Teaching kids the difference between right and wrong doesn't always teach them empathy. In fact, it might do just the opposite.
• A curriculum that prevents bullying finds a home in Catholic schools
• The surprising alliance between nuns and religious 'Nones'

Social Change/Adler University: 

• On the front lines - Adler community is addressing overdose epidemic head-on
• Education, a Step on the Road to Reconciliation: Vancouver Campus models how working with Indigenous communities can create more inclusive and welcoming universities
• By Land or by Sea, Increasing Access to Mental Health Care: Adler University students and faculty face language barriers and muddy trails to teach and learn alongside doctors in Panama

Dialogo/University of Chicago: In the city, in the field In Chicago's schools and neighborhoods, social scientists continue to use the city as their lab--and their work--to improve lives.