The annual summer kick-off by our Chicago Tenants Council. Back after two years’ COVID and better than ever!

“It's going to require us to really fight for that vision long-term... How we resist together over time [is by] centering people most impacted and treating each other with respect.”

On Zoom on May 5. Jay Travis will speak. STOP is demanding housing reparations from UChicago. Let’s reconnect and share how recent decades’ allies have contributed to this!

On 4/26 at 6pm, let’s discuss how work against ShotSpotter and solitary confinement connect to our work for community-led alternatives to policing and prisons.

Join our town hall on 3/22 at 6pm. And join ward night on 3/24 at 6pm with the City’s housing department.

City Hall is holding a hearing on an ordinance to help fund a robust PUBLIC mental health care system. Join us on Wed. 2/23, especially if you live around Chatham, Englewood, Grand Crossing, or Auburn-Gresham!

Get updates from our youth organizers - on the fight for a police-free Hyde Park Academy, and on the upcoming Local School Council election!

Join STOP at our upcoming town hall for an update on the Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) fight for the 52 City-owned lots the ordinance committed for affordable housing.

We’ll say a few words in celebration of you — our members — and your dedication throughout 2021!

For the first time since Mayor Emanuel closed most of Chicago's clinics a decade ago, we and our coalitions won an increase in spending on City mental-health clinics.

Register to Zoom about an ordinance that would direct dollars from the Biden administration to communities hit hardest by disinvestment and now the pandemic.

Join a rally, press conference, and canvass for affordable housing on September 18, 2-6pm, at 63rd and University.

Register to Zoom about how we can push the money towards what our communities need, like police-free mental-health crisis response — #TreatmentNotTrauma.

STOP is more than campaigns, like CBA. STOP is a membership organization, led by community members. Join this town hall to meet with STOP leaders and learn how you can join.

We’ll hear about the Community Emergency Services and Support Act. It developed with the family of Stephon Watts, an autistic teenager killed by police in his home.

This June, Hyde Park Academy’s Local School Council will vote on whether they want to keep police in the school, or put in place an alternative safety plan.

On the famously neo-liberal University of Chicago campus, one series of student groups has allied with Black residents and labored for campaign after campaign, with STOP.

Through conversation with leaders in our neighborhood and its Hyde Park Academy, let's support and learn from the fight for safety -- this time safety from COVID and Chicago/CPS officials!

Kick back with fellow members and neighbors by sharing gratitude, music, a toast. Since we can’t gather in person… BYOB :)

Let's share lessons from November’s fair-tax loss and find ways to apply them to current city and state budgeting affected by the loss.