CTCs

KACS

Korean American Community Services (KACS) is a not-for-profit social service organization located on the north side of Chicago, in closest proximity to the Albany Park, Irving Park, and Ravenswood communities. KACS is dedicated to serving the local community and the Chicago metropolitan area by offering a wide range of services including counseling, child care, senior housing, health care programs, immigration services, employment assistance, computer resource and training center, and English/civics education classes.

Center for Neighborhood Technology

2125 W. North

Community TV Network

2418 W. Bloomingdale

Onward Neighborhood House

600 N. Leavitt

Video Machete

Video Machete is a Chicago-based, inter-generational, collective of cultural workers. We are activists, students, media artists- both youth and adult- who are all committed to cultivatng images, ideas, and words that transform our communities, raise consciousness, and generate collective analysis and action. We use multi-media, video production, and alternative press to explore and document the stories and perspectives of communities that are erased and distorted by mainstream media. Video Machete is committed to producing cultural work that addresses real change in our communities and society. 1180 N. Milwaukee Floor 2 Chicago IL, 60622 tel: 773.645.1272 fax: 773.289.4756 eml: info@videomachete.org2647 W. Division

Juan Antonio Corretjer Puerto Rican Cultural Center

2739-41 W. Division Street 773 342-8023, fax 773 342-6609

Third Annual Artesano's Market 2004 (2625 West Division Street, from Aug 21, 2004 10:00 AM to Aug 21, 2004 04:00 PM)

La Casita de Don Pedro, a community garden and cultural program of the Puerto Rican Cultural Center located in the heart of the Puerto Rican neighborhood, presents an Arts & Craft Market. The market will feature some of the best of the local Puerto Rican crafts in the beautiful setting of the Casita.

Street Level Youth Media

Street-Level Youth Media educates Chicago's inner city youth in media arts and emerging technologies for use in self-expression, communication, and social change. Street-Level's programs build critical thinking skills for urban youth who have been historically neglected by government and mass media. Using video production, computer art and the Internet, Street-Level's young people address community issues, access advanced communication technology and gain inclusion in our information-based society. 1856 W. Chicago Avenue Chicago, IL 60622 Telephone Number: 773-862-5331 Fax Number: 773-862-0754