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  [Group Treatment]

  CLIR, Communications for Change, Roots of Video

  A group counseling session in which five women discuss the difficulties that they have had in their relationships with each other, followed by conversations with attendees at a gathering about policy towards senior citizens.

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  [Bicycle Race]

  Arts & Culture, CLIR, Communications for Change, Roots of Video, Sports

  Video of a bicycle race, followed by footage of two men carving figures out of wood.

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  [Landlord protest]

  Chicago, CLIR, Communications for Change, Roots of Video

  Documentation of attempts to maintain a block in Uptown Chicago.

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  [We Are Many, We Are O.N.E. 1]

  Asian American, Black, Chicago, Chicago Politics, CLIR, Communications for Change, Latinx, Native American, Roots of Video

  A meeting of residents and tenants rights organization in Uptown and surrounding neighborhoods with representatives of the Chicago Housing Authority that erupts into chaos.

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  [We Are Many, We Are O.N.E. 2]

  Chicago, CLIR, Communications for Change, Roots of Video

  A meeting of residents and tenants rights organization in Uptown and surrounding neighborhoods with representatives of the Chicago Housing Authority that erupts into chaos.

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  [We Are Many, We Are O.N.E. 3]

  Asian American, Black, Chicago, Chicago Politics, CLIR, Communications for Change, Latinx, Politics, Roots of Video

  A meeting of residents and tenants rights organization in Uptown and surrounding neighborhoods with representatives of the Chicago Housing Authority.

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  [5727 Winthrop edit / Uptown]

  CLIR, Communications for Change, Outside Agitators, Roots of Video

  Documentation of a negligent and malicious landlord’s tactics in a Chicago apartment building.

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  Public Service / Crime, Terror, and the Media

  Chicago Politics, CLIR, Communications for Change, Latinx, Outside Agitators, Politics, Roots of Video, Studs Terkel

  Two videos about community activism in Chicago. The first discusses protests and other actions supported by the Organization of the Northeast (O.N.E.) for housing rights. The second discusses crime against senior citizens and the portrayal of crime in the media.