Food access
Farmers market programs offer local produce and SNAP/Link access.
Community programs bring fresh food, education, youth opportunities, and cultural events to Chicago's South Side. The 61st Street Farmers Market connects Woodlawn and nearby neighborhoods with locally grown produce and food education, while Link Up Illinois and Chicago Farmers Markets Link Access help make fruits and vegetables more affordable through SNAP/Link benefits. Blackstone Bicycle Works provides in-school and after-school bike education, mechanic skills, and free repair support. Arts and cultural events offer free public space for South Side artists of color. The organization also provides discounted long-term rental space and resources to local businesses and journalism institutions. Its work includes food access and efforts to strengthen Illinois' food system. Experimental Station is based in Chicago.
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Farmers market programs offer local produce and SNAP/Link access.
In-school and after-school programs teach bike skills and mechanics.
Free public events support South Side artists of color.
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