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Welcome! The CKP and friends are enthusiastic about your participation in this forum. Although our emphasis is always on direct, face-to-face interaction as the basis for community building and civic friendship, we hope that this forum might provide some additional support for and information about our programs and events.

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The CKP and friends look forward to your contribution to this forum, and to meeting you in person as we work to build community connections!


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Welcome to the Civic Knowledge Project Forum
Welcome! The CKP and friends are enthusiastic about your participation in this forum.  Although our emphasis is always on direct, face-to-face interaction as the basis for community building and civic friendship, we hope that this forum might provide some additional support for and information about our programs and events.

Please Register for the forum to post a comment or to create a topic. You can Register by clicking on the corresponding box below.

IMPORTANT: Remember that this is a moderated forum. To that effect, please avoid spam, self-promotion, and reposting, and take care to treat this forum with respect. Thank you for your compliance!

The CKP and friends look forward to your contribution to this forum, and to meeting you in person as we work to build community connections!


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  • Poverty, Promise, and Possibility


    Poverty, Promise, and PossibilityPoverty, Promise, and Possibility is an ongoing cooperative effort by the Civic Knowledge Project and its partners to bring together University and community expertise in addressing the most pressing social problems confronting the South Side of Chicago. We promise to produce accessible, first-rate and useable knowledge and educational materials that will measurably improve the quality of life for our communities for generations to come and underscore the vital role of the humanities in making life worth living.



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  • Partnering for a Sustainable Chicago


    Partnering for a Sustainable ChicagoPartnering for a Sustainable Chicago is an environmental network facilitating the circulation of knowledge and the building of community connections on Chicago’s South Side. We are developing new opportunities for bringing the humanities to bear on the urgent questions of how to connect to our communities and to nature in ways that promote peace, friendship, and justice.





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  • Southside Arts and Humanities Network


    Southside Arts and Humanities NetworkThe Southside Arts and Humanities Network, "The Network," is a collection of small and mid-sized arts and humanities organizations based on the south side of Chicago. Our purpose is to strengthen the ties that bind together the Southside Arts and in so doing make the rest of the city aware of the abundance of cultural activity that exists south of downtown.





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  • Winning Words


    Winning Words

    With Winning Words, young people on Chicago’s South Side are introduced to the joys and wonders of philosophy and provided with greater educational opportunities for practicing considered self-expression, reasonable and cooperative conversation, collaborative inquiry, and thoughtful self-examination. They practice the arts of philosophical dialogue and the famous Socratic method, along with public speaking and reading, dramatic performance, and other verbal arts drawn from the humanities.




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  • Odyssey Project and EduCom


    Odyssey Project and EduComThe Odyssey Project provides a free yearlong course in five humanities subjects (literature, U.S. history, critical thinking and writing, philosophy, and art history) for adults at or below the poverty level. University scholars create an intellectually engaging classroom similar to what students at elite universities experience.





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  • Our Southside


    Our Southside"You Are Here" - Our Southside is an online experience through which you can learn about the Chicago you live in.








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