When safe spaces are no longer safe: Chicagoans react to Colorado shooting
The attack coincides with an uptick in threats against LGBTQ people.
Lynnea Domienik
Producer, Reset
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Do Chicago’s buildings act as good citizens?
Architecture shapes our environment — and our experience — for good and bad.
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Meet the people behind Bronzeville’s Omni Ecosystems
This group is working to re-develop our relationship with nature.
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Blacks in Green fights pollution, environmental racism from Woodlawn
A South Side group is developing “green, self-sustaining, mixed income, walkable communities” for Black people.
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How one of the nation’s first microgrids powers IIT in Bronzeville
The Illinois Institute of Technology is practicing what it preaches with a state-of-the-art microgrid that powers and protects the campus.
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Seeking environmental justice on Chicago’s South Side
Some neighborhoods on the South Side have long had pollution from heavy industries operating nearby. Reset takes stock of the problem.
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Ways you can manage SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder)
Seasonal Affective Disorder affects millions, but experts believe many more experience seasonal depression without realizing it.
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Turn your jack-o’-lantern into compost, not harmful methane gas
Catch a “pumpkin-smashing” event this weekend and add your squash to a compost pile to help the environment.
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What forms of self-defense are protected under law?
And are victims of abuse who fight back given harsher punishment?
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SCOTUS could decide fate of affirmative action
Justices heard arguments Monday on affirmative action. The conservative-majority court could outlaw race-conscious admissions decisions.
