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Urban Initiatives’ relationship-centered approach to sport and play reflects a newly validated national framework showing that community well-being and lasting systems change grow from strong, trust-based connections among youth, families, schools, and neighborhoods.
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Notice of Intent to Apply for 21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant
Urban Initiatives, in partnership with Chicago Public Schools, intends to apply for the FY26 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant to expand academic enrichment and family engagement programming at eight CPS elementary schools where UI already provides out-of-school time support.
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Stronger Together: Highlights from the Sport for Good Chicago Fall Town Hall
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