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The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit African-American community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for the community. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood adopted the school and donated millions of dollars to the school in an effort to help the children. Unfortunately, in 2006 Comer died at the age of 76 and this year his foundation decided not to continue funding the school. His foundation the Comer Science and Education Foundation remain quite involved in the neighborhood and still support many initiatives aimed at supporting the people. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past decade years he invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. 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And a warning, some viewers may find some of the language used in this report disturbing. https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/631a700bc8168c60cb2b12df/631a701565e19567fa929301/1662677227139/ A VOICE IN THE WOODS CHANNEL 4 ENGLAND - A VOICE IN THE WOODS - VAUHXX BOOKER Vauhxx Booker, a young black activist in rural Indiana was assaulted and threatened with a lynching – the age-old means of terrorising black people – when he went for a walk in the woods with his friends. 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The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736961907-VJXYPZVDPNQROBZ2SAMK/002_R178F8.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736966409-FVJW429O3EB88MIYE87X/003_R450F1.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736965603-62XHX1VCZS5I8D4GBM7G/004_R894F21a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736971520-6YPRQXZ4X671IH5J6AIQ/005_R5F11.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736972078-S3W1K619K6MZGSD2SLNV/006_R757F5.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736975142-C07IVLNWPFTZCA1L7U5A/007_R941F31nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736977358-RRPET9PWUUS3NMBIKASG/008_R361F25.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736981658-UJXUBI5FC91P2CBV23ZB/009_R266F7a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736981914-M8PC9YZCS5ZJ6M9BHJSI/010_R53F8aT.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736987461-MTJMTP9AK7HWMVP8YZQZ/011_R527F20nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736988671-I8R42KJ9IDHRUQODHLQ2/012_R74F20a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736990320-GUY86MTF71A76JJERU5P/013_R994F2and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736994114-K9X9TB5F0O9X7927RPQO/014_R903F9a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736996848-72WAJXUY99TG4MGHHIMK/015_R37F10aScratched.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662736998702-9FH0HY0TORFQ44OD8E2D/016_R697F22a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737001173-1V03OCPN8TYKPTPD314T/017_R27F16a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737003485-YMJOTD1GLKGZ9VVD9GA2/018_R27F24a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737007208-RA802BJQVGE39Z3R9HHQ/019_R98F24.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737007865-P7HQ0XTQF282R6FQUIZL/020_R383F7.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737013548-ED9CPH6Z616OCICBS6DM/021_R416F3.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737014977-EIYJIKANOTNIQIWMBEOQ/022_R415F36.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737019791-XX637E5B1TNI19QLNTMF/023_R719F7a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737021167-16LX0UDL83EDFB8VK4Z1/024_R860F17nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737026644-XDC33CZHP7BZ1YXGTMZL/025_R726F18a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737027048-GUP8O3O1LP1MJPDTES5T/026_R880F9a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737032621-RZCXV24IYKCEP727PSL7/027_R444F0a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737035320-MTPWL0HJ1DLZKGZO937P/028_R995F4.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737038003-J04PJSKL62WS0TY1ZCUL/029_R413F3.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737040042-3OK8YCWY6U3K2IAVYRWR/030_R89FE.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737044205-XU61HTAOHGEIX45RDRM9/031_R770F30a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737048282-DNZYSPJOYH0MWO9TI29A/032_R770F7a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737048721-OF3ABSU09ZUE07GRH49J/033_R516F17.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737054226-LL2CEXVWD71PTZX4PL3B/034_R185F6.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737053959-L3BFKDGLDGOA3L4VDZCO/035_R38F17.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737058228-T9928RE6BXE4U8ONBIQQ/036_R543F15nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737058523-BLZF3F8PCKMJMJQJ6M2V/037_R445F3.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737062977-H81DOBBA5SB7LCSSEZFV/038_R323F36a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737063906-KJQUWXEGJB9I070LJ4MM/039_R592FE.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737069507-5FKR0NYTS4FNTKPRB08Z/040_R975Fand.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737069537-NLTSKEJV9TQC39WPTY46/041_R583F14.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737084475-BXT8CJA796PUD6F8VCVF/047_R597F6nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737089614-VSNXFECCSOUBQKPES5UU/049_R573F8nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737093464-O7YDHSMLMO4X243UMV72/051_R456F32nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737098650-ABQ36E2PSLVSAP8XCE8T/052_R955F2and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737100465-H76N2ONH8PKC8NQP5INP/053_R592F36and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737101855-FPKLIWDXAIBQQV74UXH3/054_R462F33a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737104450-ME01ZKLGTW6JVBRXDRFE/055_R620F31and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737106321-QTSHLKI5TQOLZNN2ECIN/056_R591F35and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737110466-0IVVZVW83WH3J1YORXJZ/057_R685F22and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737112739-2XMLZZ3JGQGVSIB12LS7/058_R198F7a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737116467-P5RFSXFB1B0IQ0L3GK95/059_R198F9a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737118766-XU446EHGII372IU4PRO6/060_R755F3.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737121858-NNVXXMA1RIFUKQ3IGLCE/061_R753F17a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737127224-DHWNXPL0KWDGHJCG9A0S/062_R756F19a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737128148-0VT4XTXM0Z166EQGB167/063_R756F9a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737133638-WTX53L24XN45WOOROMSY/064_R806F3.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737137375-82CJ6YM8Y93PK11F7UQ3/065_R722F22.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737139804-EEWTPN8EAIE9MQXIBWZC/066_R795F32.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737144375-5EZHZYCXBFFBDY92VCB5/067_R796F36.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737144991-2546RSPDMIWRYN3HBKUV/068_R852F12a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737150229-TMM91ZFD3P7TRP2WOIDP/069_R534F21and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737152729-QJHGC60OLMOQWIPA83XE/070_R920F36and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737155605-1RUPYCDO8Z0N7JSCA6GN/071_R1005FEnd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737158733-5ZQ7C1T2AVTHIUJFE5XT/072_R270F35a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737160299-UIJIP1YGRAYUNE2WOLL7/073_R258F12.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737163602-JX8Y1DH1FUXETFJ7WU5U/074_R261F14a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737164938-0FM35IQ6JWJ3AXA9H3UZ/075_R262F34a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737167814-328QTCQIIGU39HYQRNUK/076_R268F28.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737169716-I8HQQAAQZ3NM8I60F14U/077_R1007F25nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737173056-QQFE0VE1VFWZ3DLJLX3N/078_R214F28.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737177079-2RO5O0649Z6CGPJMHCJQ/079_R198F4a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737178951-RMX1SWQTSY3GPOEBCHKV/080_R199F36.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737181572-SDNO2QUSJ7EVEYBJSKXV/081_R964F13and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737184573-U4VR4GFUPOO7TQ6PL6SP/082_R41F16.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737075926-605MM9TMAB55M0X7XQ3G/042_R975F8.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737188537-DCU79BBP36SF4R9PRN90/083_R205F20.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737188468-2VK8IAVSUUW7ICXXH87Q/084_R209F26a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737075533-EYGR3XK05KSYXI4VZJB2/043_R979F4a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737194867-E6PNV36XQ7WA5JFF0JIQ/085_R921F15a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737194680-9AV2BSG8JLFJXP4UIX59/086_R920F19a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737080019-5ER6FF9PBKBPF1KBOPVW/044_R291F17nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737201495-ZSSFRMXBTM8UO5L07XMF/087_R253F34a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737201962-2INOQU3VOEXGIPH1DDLB/088_R958F20a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737081615-LHQRODKJZJXVGX1XLNW0/045_R291FEnd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737207338-2EQ62Z9X6YANKLXS7RUC/089_R235F6a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737207987-198RE6CVJC61MXHT7DU7/090_R810F26.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737083791-SR17H8GY38NCZ8XQ0S24/046_R405F16.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737212224-KV60MRHXKJB2VAT5075Y/091_62-CAA-lowej-10T.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL Pocket Town Kids: Passion, Hope and Connection on Chicago's S. Side - Paul Revere Security.Paul Revere Elementary School Security Guard Johnny Towns raises his fist in front of the school. Three security guards help maintain a secure campus. The school is located at 72nd and Ellis on Chicago's S. Side in the Greater Grand Crossing neighborhood or the Pocket as it's known to most children and residents in the neighborhood. Gary Comer has pumped several million dollars into the school in an effort to revitalize an ailing school that has underserved the neighborhood's population for several generations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737211820-VTV43V8CYI9W3EDKDHDK/092_R208F22.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737216525-6CRQKEXF3VGGI66MLCJW/093_R1005F13.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737219072-JIR0GBREW32VHQCO5QPG/094_R382F22a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737089420-A4COU4HEG6YLUV5ACTVG/048_R590F18nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737220912-X7JGT4XESZ3Z9F3LG2GY/095_R399F36a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737225598-U1BDZE9BXKVC3TT1EZNN/096_R533F28nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737225656-4HVC938KLIZ73FU9HK7V/097_R413F3T.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737231971-FYVEUKA2P4L9T7X6EUQV/098_R729F12a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737095258-RHTJVBTFVNUE5N9G29OZ/050_R776F15aT.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737232508-LIJ16ISYUWH4GCM03OI5/099_R376F7a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737237467-CKH70XNWMIKZONQBA18P/100_R478F28and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737241079-8RKVJWJSIJKXWM5VQU0R/101_R384F10a_T.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737243734-PZE7TSB90VMQ5ZLOPIMN/102_R897F20.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737247904-MJLRBD7OVAFH426C8JB0/103_R412F14.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737249870-IH5FWZ3BOQ07CSBSYP9A/104_R30FE.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737254516-23M4RMWXBFC614O9SL8E/105_R35F28a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737256973-PPO3YNY9DHWYW6TNP7O2/106_R443F1.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737260827-HU28AJ9TK50SVSYWXOQK/107_R727F36a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737267299-7ZUMPYCUIES507W31UW5/108_120_40F15T.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737267919-WBNOI7BARXMO9NEDSYJ9/109_120_25_F29.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737272514-52BUN9F0DJBLAD27Q7OC/110_R260F25a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737273613-G2SXD1JRER2SIPSLHLG6/111_R86F32ndT.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737281779-5MZ5J4DM23I76BMMPNLT/112_120_29F36.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737283047-5I7TOVTX04E1WHJDFV5I/113_120_22F14.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737292124-574BUBK325XJR3NX6KYZ/114_120_18F3.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737287449-TGY49MPZ31Q0ST24NW5Q/115_R689F27and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737291510-UQMN9GKYY81LMIXJHCVB/116_Summer+rain.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737295800-CM4WEOB65FVQ1PFO64KC/117_R20F6a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737298497-ST7K45PRLS688YK8LZI6/118_R765F24.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737299562-RMAFDKSOA462GNW01IQN/119_R616F8a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737305141-M3FL73OHK4OACZDSEZVP/120_R622F8a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737305193-MN9OK9KDR5WQLRZ5CLNF/121_R729F11a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737310772-MHNFMYU6DMUQQHGKB4E8/122_R10F29.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737311967-Y0JO028UWTSFI0Z5YSUT/123_R251F34a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737316373-OTMMP8RWC0HF02C461WL/124_R292F15and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737317426-QD2E6LG2D55QH042GVCP/125_R383F28.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737322221-WKCDWTD024HKMGSU10S4/126_R728F6a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737322993-SCZOMJHRX6NRJ1X5AA7W/127_R570F25.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737327599-9HZP1SE5BJZZI5K0Z8PN/128_R755F14.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737326153-PIA4827P6WGCC9LYR2VM/129_R752F31.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737330969-8XQ7AFVOVMG76HZIYSY7/130_R238F30.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737332503-OSN7TA7EY4XWG0BMHO0G/131_R189F7a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737336102-A1LNH49O1Y9JFH2954AX/132_R24F31.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737336603-SQBQV3XWMLMMDWSJVIYR/133_R19F12a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737341952-DKKPLTF8A8XSM90X42V9/134_R339FE2.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737342215-9LEWGVEXW8FOEAOV7SZH/135_R356F32a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737349175-HOAH6PH3QVSA5PSDSUIW/136_R730F13a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737349336-TUYHYD84L7QGKQZP7AML/137_R762F5a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737354764-T629KIN0O3G4FL62U8TV/138_R780F35a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737357716-2GOFJ88JU4EER3CJSYUH/139_R953F15.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737359913-HP8CO2P9IEJJW989NU8K/140_R449F9.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737363699-MAZ904BSK4KBLT551LPJ/141_R468F26a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737365103-CT453YZK5V3ULYBQ2THC/142_R661F13a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737368469-327G887C7DO4Y982173X/143_R684F26a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737370827-91CUCXW9ZXJGC84FWS44/144_R975F19.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737375356-GZ9WY35AMY2FMDTPYEBY/145_R232F5a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737376101-ZU0QSI53MVE7BMCKYDQW/146_R246F28.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737380452-TRWFTU976BP6XVNTACOH/147_R357F9.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737381671-PGD9TIK9USSQI3W9HVYL/148_R336F5a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737386933-4WKOIAOHOMR01I69G5CL/149_R354F3a.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737388787-XUEVYVKXL4YZG7CN0GF0/150_R647F17and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737391466-NNO9FF0MZ7WWKI1J787A/151_R647F6and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737392673-RMDWXMAXNZLQDH0Z98R1/152_R686F30nd.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737395993-X6KI7DT5MAVX9MSF7RMV/153_R370F2.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737399259-JFA2EMRCYUVNR7TDIW5N/154_R412F29.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737402118-BEO7AN9ICEIG4JGYTZ9Y/155_R424F32.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737403033-RAYYO52FCBZMPXFSA1LX/156_R424F31.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737406557-XTA4IZMV23WXMGEH22ZP/157_R439F23.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737409803-77SKDCHXT0UWRATJLIUQ/158_R922F19and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1662737411927-9DI53Y6EC4WVT10GHS2J/159_R923F30and.jpg VOICES IN THE HALL - Voices in the Hall Photographs from Chicago's Paul Revere Elementary School in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood. The S. Oakwood/Brookhaven or "Pocket Town" neighborhood is a small, tight knit black community on Chicago's S. Side. Roots run deep in this neighborhood. The stakes are high for the children of this community. Born into poverty, surrounded by drugs and gangs, poorly served by the city and local schools, many of the children face an uncertain future. In the past two decades this working class neighborhood has seen a steady decline as the S. Side's industry has moved away. Paul Revere Elementary School is the hub for neighborhood. Gary Comer, a Chicago philanthropist who grew up in the neighborhood has adopted the school. He has developed a community based plan for change and redevelopment starting with the school. In the past six years he has invested millions of dollars in Revere and recently completed construction on a $23 million dollar youth center. The Comer Science and Education Foundation is also developing Revere Run, a development plan that will add 90 new homes to the neighborhood. The past few years have marked the end of the Pocket's isolation. A few new homes have been completed and change is imminent, but for the most part, the neighborhood's children struggle through their daily lives with passion, hope and resilience. Jon Lowenstein spent three years documenting life at Paul Revere Elementary School. https://www.jonlowenstein.com/escondido-en-escondido daily 0.75 2025-02-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1663096621866-SG85S7PWHBROHUVBOPTJ/image-asset.jpeg ESCONDIDO EN ESCONDIDO (public art project) - ESCONDIDO EN ESCONDID (HIDDEN in ESCONDIDO) PUBLICATION Escondido en EsPublication made collaboratively with Jon Lowenstein students at the Escondido Arts Center and HeijdensKarwei from Amsterdam. The series of workshops examined how different young people reflected the issue of migration and how it impacted their lives in very different ways. Some of the kids in the workshop were American citizens while others had been brought to California as young kids or had members of their families that were undocumented. The City of Escondido has had a long history of anti-immigrant policies that deeply impact the lives of its Latinx population. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1663096621866-SG85S7PWHBROHUVBOPTJ/image-asset.jpeg ESCONDIDO EN ESCONDIDO (public art project) - ESCONDIDO EN ESCONDID (HIDDEN in ESCONDIDO) PUBLICATION Escondido en EsPublication made collaboratively with Jon Lowenstein students at the Escondido Arts Center and HeijdensKarwei from Amsterdam. The series of workshops examined how different young people reflected the issue of migration and how it impacted their lives in very different ways. Some of the kids in the workshop were American citizens while others had been brought to California as young kids or had members of their families that were undocumented. 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Christabelle was born in Massachusetts but moved around with her father who was in the military. From the age of six her father sexually molested her, made her do forced labor both domestic and in the garden and rented her out to his friends who used her as a domestic and sex slave. This lasted until she was 12. She eventually escaped and found herself battling a severe alcohol problem and then became a prostitute working her way around the United States, from truck stop to truck stop. Eventually, she met an older woman who helped her to stop drinking and she now resides in a homeless shelter as she tries to rebuild her life. The organization Fair Girls is helping her to rebuild her life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610064083-MKLYD1AY7KXK09GF8D38/001_13_05_19_Slavery_004_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 001_13_05_19_Slavery_004_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Christabelle was born in Massachusetts but moved around with her father who was in the military. From the age of six her father sexually molested her, made her do forced labor both domestic and in the garden and rented her out to his friends who used her as a domestic and sex slave. This lasted until she was 12. She eventually escaped and found herself battling a severe alcohol problem and then became a prostitute working her way around the United States, from truck stop to truck stop. Eventually, she met an older woman who helped her to stop drinking and she now resides in a homeless shelter as she tries to rebuild her life. The organization Fair Girls is helping her to rebuild her life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610064452-LYJ1VVUB4XOD67UKW5U7/002_2013_Slavery_001_a128.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 002_2013_Slavery_001_a128.jpg Vultures are everywhere in the town of Immokalee, Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610065523-63FUK5PYQF7YCS35M58I/003_13_05_19_Slavery_005_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 003_13_05_19_Slavery_005_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Thousands of people are trafficked on America's immense and complicated system of highways and roads throughout the United States each year. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610066387-V7Y3RHXKF9P8FL9KCSHY/004_13_05_19_Slavery_058_positive.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 004_13_05_19_Slavery_058_positive.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Dishes in a condemned and abandoned migrant camp in Immokalee, Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610067064-A7DOY63L6BH6PKAWPCNE/005_2013_Slavery_001_a092.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 005_2013_Slavery_001_a092.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Amanda Stephen was brought to the United States by her mother. She was forced to be a domestic worker and perform sexual favors by the man who was giving her shelter. She has recently applied for asylum and has come out as a person who was trafficked. She is currently living in a homeless shelter in the Washington DC area and is being helped by Fair Girls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610067817-XE9PVJ018S52XSYSK0UO/006_2013_Slavery_001_a111.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 006_2013_Slavery_001_a111.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs from slave labor camp near Immokalee, Florida where Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez, among others, forced mostly undocumented Central American and Mexican migrants to become modern day slaves. The labor camp, although decaying still stands where it stood in 1997, when the two men were prosecuted. In 1997, Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez were sentenced to 15 years each in federal prison on slavery, extortion, and firearms charges, amongst others. Flores and Gomez had a workforce of over 400 men and women in Florida and South Carolina, harvesting vegetables and citrus. The workers, mostly indigenous Mexicans and Guatemalans, were forced to work 10-12 hour days, 6 days per week, for as little as $20 per week, under the watch of armed guards. Those who attempted escape were assaulted, pistol-whipped, and even shot. The case was brought to federal authorities after five years of investigation by escaped workers and members from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610068382-E6Q0CPE13Q5UBQG4WL4E/007_2013_Slavery_001_a160.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 007_2013_Slavery_001_a160.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs from slave labor camp near Immokalee, Florida where Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez, among others, forced mostly undocumented Central American and Mexican migrants to become modern day slaves. The labor camp, although decaying still stands where it stood in 1997, when the two men were prosecuted. In 1997, Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez were sentenced to 15 years each in federal prison on slavery, extortion, and firearms charges, amongst others. Flores and Gomez had a workforce of over 400 men and women in Florida and South Carolina, harvesting vegetables and citrus. The workers, mostly indigenous Mexicans and Guatemalans, were forced to work 10-12 hour days, 6 days per week, for as little as $20 per week, under the watch of armed guards. Those who attempted escape were assaulted, pistol-whipped, and even shot. The case was brought to federal authorities after five years of investigation by escaped workers and members from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610068993-9EPW3RXAMR3NEHG08C5X/008_2013_Slavery_001_a129.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 008_2013_Slavery_001_a129.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs from slave labor camp near Immokalee, Florida where Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez, among others, forced mostly undocumented Central American and Mexican migrants to become modern day slaves. The labor camp, although decaying still stands where it stood in 1997, when the two men were prosecuted. In 1997, Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez were sentenced to 15 years each in federal prison on slavery, extortion, and firearms charges, amongst others. Flores and Gomez had a workforce of over 400 men and women in Florida and South Carolina, harvesting vegetables and citrus. The workers, mostly indigenous Mexicans and Guatemalans, were forced to work 10-12 hour days, 6 days per week, for as little as $20 per week, under the watch of armed guards. Those who attempted escape were assaulted, pistol-whipped, and even shot. The case was brought to federal authorities after five years of investigation by escaped workers and members from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610069736-93GOD33QDYX88DM0SOAN/009_2013_Slavery_001_a094.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 009_2013_Slavery_001_a094.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. For more than a year Geronimo Sanchez Bravo was forced to work and live as a slave in downtown Immokalee for about a year. During that time he was forced to live in a large truck in the front yard of a normal looking house and pick tomatoes for his captors. . Eventually, several workers made a hole in the top of the truck and were able to escape and get help. They went directly to the Coalition of Immokalee Workers who helped Geronimo and the others to escape. Geronimo testified against his captors. He still lives in Immokalee and is happy that he's free. He now is an active member of the anti-slavery movement and works hard for the rights of his fellow workers. He still picks tomatoes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610070512-BHPYF3N4GXJ9S340NVDJ/010_13_05_19_Slavery_083_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 010_13_05_19_Slavery_083_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. In an interview with trafficking survivor Geronimo Sanchez Bravo he stated that animals were better treated than he was while he was held captive. I chose to photograph animals who reminded me of this type of captivity that Geronimo endured. These ponies seemed to retain some of their dignity despite their captivity. I hope I'll never know the feeling being held captive against my will. For more than a year Geronimo Sanchez Bravo was forced to work and live as a slave in downtown Immokalee for about a year. During that time he was forced to live in a large truck in the front yard of a normal looking house and pick tomatoes for his captors. . Eventually, several workers made a hole in the top of the truck and were able to escape and get help. They went directly to the Coalition of Immokalee Workers who helped Geronimo and the others to escape. Geronimo testified against his captors. He still lives in Immokalee and is happy that he's free. He now is an active member of the anti-slavery movement and works hard for the rights of his fellow workers. He still picks tomatoes. In December 2008, employers Cesar and Geovanni Navarrete were sentenced to 12 years each in federal prison on charges of conspiracy, holding workers in involuntary servitude, and peonage. They had employed dozens of tomato pickers in Florida and South Carolina. As stated in the DOJ press release on their sentencing, "[the employers] pleaed guilty to beating, threatening, restraining, and locking workers in trucks to force them to work as agricultural laborers... [They] were accused of paying the workers minimal wages and driving the workers into debt, while simultaneously threatening physical harm if the workers left their employment before their debts had been repaid to the Navarrete family." Workers first reported the abuse to Collier County police, and additional workers sought help from the CIW. The CIW collaborated with the DOJ an https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610071077-TRAPHQGH8WUH2XE4APT0/011_2013_Slavery_001_a.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 011_2013_Slavery_001_a.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Amanda Stephen was brought to the United States by her mother. She was forced to be a domestic worker and perform sexual favors by the man who was giving her shelter. She has recently applied for asylum and has come out as a person who was trafficked. She is currently living in a homeless shelter in the Washington DC area and is being helped by Fair Girls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610072436-YCVS9119C7KNFPZKHK5J/012_13_Slavery_028_C_t.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 012_13_Slavery_028_C_t.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. For more than a year, Geronimo Sanchez Bravo was forced to work and live as a slave in downtown Immokalee. He and a dozen other workers were at times locked into the back of large truck in the front yard of a normal looking house and forced to pick tomatoes for their captors. Eventually, one worker made a hole in the top of the truck and was able to escape and get help. They went directly to the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, who helped Geronimo and the others to escape. Geronimo participated in the federal case against his captors. He still lives in Immokalee and is happy that he's free. He now is an active member of the anti-slavery movement and works hard for the rights of his fellow workers. He still picks tomatoes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610072889-Y1GH28037RPI43VK6Z5G/013_13_Slavery_063_D.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 013_13_Slavery_063_D.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs from slave labor camp near Immokalee, Florida where Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez, among others, forced mostly undocumented Central American and Mexican migrants to become modern day slaves. The labor camp, although decaying still stands where it stood in 1997, when the two men were prosecuted. In 1997, Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez were sentenced to 15 years each in federal prison on slavery, extortion, and firearms charges, amongst others. Flores and Gomez had a workforce of over 400 men and women in Florida and South Carolina, harvesting vegetables and citrus. The workers, mostly indigenous Mexicans and Guatemalans, were forced to work 10-12 hour days, 6 days per week, for as little as $20 per week, under the watch of armed guards. Those who attempted escape were assaulted, pistol-whipped, and even shot. The case was brought to federal authorities after five years of investigation by escaped workers and members from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610073758-SD9LZ24W0MAGHFTB7CQS/014_13_Slavery_061_D.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 014_13_Slavery_061_D.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Lucia Reyes worked in the Tomato fields for years in Immokalee, Florida. Like far too many women in the agricultural industry, Lucia suffered constant humiliation, abuse, and sexual violence at the hands of her boss. What makes Lucia’s story different is that she decided to speak out against these abuses. With the help of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers she was able to bring a landmark case against the company where she was working. Although it took a lot of courage to speak up Lucia feels happy that this and her involvement in educating other workers through the Fair Food Program has helped other women avoid having to deal with intense sexual harassment in the fields. She has since moved on to another type of work.Lucia Reyes worked in the Tomato fields for years in Immokalee, Florida. During a period of approximately five years she was sexually harassed and made to perform sexual acts for the driver under threat of losing her job and physical threat to her life. With the help of the Coalition for Immokalee Workers she was able to bring a case against the company. The perpetrators were brought to justice in a landmark case. Although it took a lot of courage to speak up Lucia feels happy that this has helped other women avoid having to deal with intense sexual harassment and forced sex in the fields where she worked. She has since moved on to another type of work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574768327-X5ILFAFEVTQ03QC2F1YE/NOOR-SlaveryUncovered04_1200px.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - NOOR-SlaveryUncovered04_1200px.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706575869887-F1WUUFFXULSJENIJST07/IMG_0095.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - IMG_0095.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610074464-FFU08E4EIRU2M6TYJTNH/015_13_Slavery_125_A.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 015_13_Slavery_125_A.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Thousands of people are trafficked on America's immense and complicated system of highways and roads throughout the United States each year. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574767354-6X0OYQGZAX42BLKKBK4D/IMG_0135.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - IMG_0135.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706575744375-ZZ5NCBPHZ1JUK23Q9Q7Q/MichaelGenovese%2Bcopy.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - MichaelGenovese+copy.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610075689-FX0YRW9CG2EJLJ69TC88/016_13_05_19_Slavery_011_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 016_13_05_19_Slavery_011_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photograph of a tree that's been cut down in Immokalee, Florida. I made photographs of anything that I found interesting or peculiar that seemed related to the feeling of modern day slavery. A pine tree being strangled by another tree reminded me of the relationship of enslaver and slave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574766480-77B9FUYBC08MWO56LCFD/IMG_0123.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - IMG_0123.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574766490-0QQLO8P9GBYD9HIXDAA6/IMG_7793.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - IMG_7793.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610076084-Q0OMDDY4ZZZ49UITH8XU/017_13_Slavery_049_B.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 017_13_Slavery_049_B.jpg Vultures are everywhere in the town of Immokalee, Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574767495-DJG5XRYM4PRDAJABKE2C/IMG_0546.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - IMG_0546.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574768394-7KADVPRR1ZNE3ISGDNSF/MichaelGenovese_Imokolee_2.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - MichaelGenovese_Imokolee_2.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610077107-7T8N8DNIHJSW8ASNQCL2/018_13_Slavery_108_A.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 018_13_Slavery_108_A.jpg Street scene in the Southern Suburbs of Dallas near to a victim's new home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610079007-J81ZGY5SXXHCLP18N5DS/020_13_Slavery_132_A.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 020_13_Slavery_132_A.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. A dead turkey vulture killed while foraging for food in Immokalee, Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610080561-G489SZZUJIF8UZPCOVVL/021_13_05_19_Slavery_067_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 021_13_05_19_Slavery_067_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Abandoned labor camp in Immokalee, Florida. Immokalee has had numerous cases of confirmed modern day slavery in the past two decades. The Coalition for Immokalee workers has successfully helped to investigate and bring to justice many high profile traffickers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610081945-MXON6JPI56XUSU0PNLS8/022_2013_Slavery_001_a098.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 022_2013_Slavery_001_a098.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. View of a condemned labor camp in Immokalee, Floridal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610083390-B8QG0QTKW2DD329RQDJE/023_2013_Slavery_001_a114.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 023_2013_Slavery_001_a114.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Adela Lopez' family’s they paid in excess of 140,000 Guatemalan Quetzales or about $20,000 in an effort to find a better life for her family. As is often the case the victims are seduced by someone familiar to them who they trust.In a nightmarish scenario Adela and her family found themselves captives once inside the United States. Her daughter was referred to as ‘Carne Fresca’ or Fresh Meat and for more than a year they endured undue hardship at the hands of her traffickers. All three were forced to perform domestic labor and her daughter was repeatedly raped and eventually had a son by her rapist/trafficker.They were rescued by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and now live in the Dallas area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610084500-DFKJGLE0NM1ZNNMIRU18/024_13_Slavery_100_C.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 024_13_Slavery_100_C.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Elis grew up between Chicago and New York. She attended high school in the Chicago area and eventually moved to Dallas. It was there that she started dating a the brother of her sister's boyfriend. In great detail she related the story of how she became a prostitute working for her boyfriend. After several years working for her boyfriend she was arrested and the police asked to cooperate in the case against him. She testified against her former trafficker/boyfriend and helped to put him in prison. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610085597-NHRWGGYCBL3PRIJF3J0X/025_13_Slavery_086_B.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 025_13_Slavery_086_B.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Nilda came to the United States when a friend of her employer in Guatemala City offered he a job working as a domestic worker. Her employers had always treated her well and as the oldest in her family she jumped at the opportunity to travel to the United States and make money to help her younger siblings and parents survive. Once in the United States she entered a hellish situation of working about 16 hours a day for almost no pay. Her employers, who were Honduran, sent her mother $100 per month, but withheld her passport and put her under strict psychological control. She was not allowed to talk to anyone outside of the house and was often threatened with physical violence. Her phone calls were monitored and her boss listened to every phone call back home to her mother. She worked under these conditions for two and a half years before she was rescued by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. She now live in the Dallas area and is fighting a deportation order from the United States government. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610087061-KMIKXL0RO376VK2GOYMN/026_13_Slavery_144_A.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 026_13_Slavery_144_A.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Elis grew up between Chicago and New York. She attended high school in the Chicago area and eventually moved to Dallas. It was there that she started dating a the brother of her sister's boyfriend. In great detail she related the story of how she became a prostitute working for her boyfriend. After several years working for her boyfriend she was arrested and the police asked to cooperate in the case against him. She testified against her former trafficker/boyfriend and helped to put him in prison. Elis said she mainly stayed at nice hotels in order to cater to an upscale client. The consumers of victims of forced labor cut across class, race and economic level. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610088221-52NGHZ6UTCDE4FZBUE8A/027_13_Slavery_093_D-2.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT GALLERY - 027_13_Slavery_093_D-2.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. SandraLopez' family’s paid in excess of 140,000 Guatemalan Quetzales or about $20,000 in an effort to find a better life for her family. As is often the case the victims are seduced by someone familiar to them who they trust.In a nightmarish scenario Sandra, her mother Adela and their family found themselves captives once inside the United States. Sandra was seen as ‘Carne Fresca’ or Fresh Meat by her captors and for more than a year they endured undue hardship at the hands of her traffickers. All three were forced to perform domestic labor and Sandra was repeatedly raped and eventually had a son by her rapist/trafficker.They were rescued by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and now live in the Dallas area. https://www.jonlowenstein.com/new-gallery-20 daily 0.75 2025-02-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611849996-M9S1NDJ16S6XUS8VKDBH/002_18_11_26_SouthSide_Chicago-723.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 002_18_11_26_SouthSide_Chicago-723.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611849996-M9S1NDJ16S6XUS8VKDBH/002_18_11_26_SouthSide_Chicago-723.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 002_18_11_26_SouthSide_Chicago-723.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611849765-AODZP4DA7STXGRIUTIUS/001_21_11_24_CANADA_PROJECT-740.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 001_21_11_24_CANADA_PROJECT-740.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611702328-4TUDPCMGK9ORY6JLBEY7/001_18_01_23_Lowenstein_Olivia_0302.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 001_18_01_23_Lowenstein_Olivia_0302.jpg Olivia Lowenstein takese her first breaths in this world just momenets after she was born in 2017. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611702690-6XNL6KAHRBKCV6TDAB78/002_19_12_31_CANADA_PROJECT_-342.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 002_19_12_31_CANADA_PROJECT_-342.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611703515-8TX9OY0UBNQ245UIXUI0/003_18_01_23_Lowenstein_Olivia_0587.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 003_18_01_23_Lowenstein_Olivia_0587.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611704217-NAW0GATQWVA5UCLPE4BR/004_19_01_02_CANADA_PROJECT-39.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 004_19_01_02_CANADA_PROJECT-39.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611705004-TH093N0HQQWO47PF585K/005_19_01_20_California_trip-1061.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 005_19_01_20_California_trip-1061.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611705193-ZELJGJUAZT2CSRD4VJQD/006_18_05_23_SOUTHSIDE-38.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 006_18_05_23_SOUTHSIDE-38.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611706326-U2BXDWIWPEMAUB100MCR/007_19_12_01_CANADA_PROJECT_-690.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 007_19_12_01_CANADA_PROJECT_-690.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611706622-V72E8PNXZVYR7Y1J2D8E/008_19_03_06_CANADA_PROJECT-414.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 008_19_03_06_CANADA_PROJECT-414.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611707478-AVI28F3FEPLYB93C9I91/009_19_02_18_CANADA_PROJECT-272.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 009_19_02_18_CANADA_PROJECT-272.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611707874-HUXBN2HOY89MFAK35AGJ/010_19_02_19_CANADA_PROJECT-7.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 010_19_02_19_CANADA_PROJECT-7.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611708511-1ZE2Q1KET611V7OVY3N4/011_19_02_09_CANADA_PROJECT_-218.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 011_19_02_09_CANADA_PROJECT_-218.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611709102-ZB0YGBI3QR9SJIBH5ZMK/012_19_04_07_CANADA_PROJECT-1056.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 012_19_04_07_CANADA_PROJECT-1056.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611709449-FC1X9OF9FPKWPCQ0KE6P/013_19_04_07_CANADA_PROJECT-1049.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 013_19_04_07_CANADA_PROJECT-1049.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611711404-ZLGJR6QX6LCZEUP9RQTM/014_MM9303_211024_24860.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 014_MM9303_211024_24860.jpg Landscapes of the Back of the Yarrds neighborhood on Chicago's South Side. The Back of the Yards was made famous by Upton Sinclair's book The Jungle and has long been a portal for recent immigrants from many parts of the neighborhood. Until the early 1970''s migrants came to work in the Union Stockyards otherwise known as the 'Hog Butcher to the World.' Today the area is still home to a variety of factories where Lupe has herself worked but the Union Stockyards are long since closed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611712583-96PZPTRHKGUBUCAM3L0W/016_20_04_06_CANADA_PROJECT_-288.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 016_20_04_06_CANADA_PROJECT_-288.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611713637-UNTKFLN7BFP2V28ICRVX/017_18_08_17_Canada_Project90.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 017_18_08_17_Canada_Project90.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611714943-NZ6E6LPVAE2YTB7X3E26/018_18_06_10_Canada_Project_0019.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 018_18_06_10_Canada_Project_0019.jpg Summers are short and sweet in Alberta, Canada. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611716482-JUMO8IM295J4B3M6N6HC/019_19_01_02_CANADA_PROJECT-95.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 019_19_01_02_CANADA_PROJECT-95.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611717972-JSUM09Q4GDZI5EPIQ0JE/020_19_01_13_CANADA_PROJECT-43.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 020_19_01_13_CANADA_PROJECT-43.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611719250-V0GX1E7QEVKV0R2W6NEV/021_19_01_13_CANADA_PROJECT-52.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 021_19_01_13_CANADA_PROJECT-52.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611720918-KMQPIRYRG0BE1ETKCJDZ/022_22_03_14_CANADA_PROJECT-1132.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 022_22_03_14_CANADA_PROJECT-1132.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611722675-DILMP3HSENRC4GP20NCD/023_22_03_27_CANADA_PROJECT-207.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 023_22_03_27_CANADA_PROJECT-207.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611725152-Q3OBM25EI8FJQJ8HAJ35/025_22_03_19_CANADA_PROJECT-106.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 025_22_03_19_CANADA_PROJECT-106.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611723951-0K4K5ETCOOZWCA67OUY8/024_22_03_14_CANADA_PROJECT-2782.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 024_22_03_14_CANADA_PROJECT-2782.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740611726391-UN493364VGKHN2UIOWJL/026_22_03_27_CANADA_PROJECT-446.jpg IF YOU LIVED HERE - 026_22_03_27_CANADA_PROJECT-446.jpg https://www.jonlowenstein.com/screeningroomgallery daily 0.75 2025-03-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1741026475276-FHU00RRHCV37EDVK2VY6/image-asset.jpeg SCREENING ROOM GALLERY - A VIOLENT THREAD Short film that examines how social violence impacts friends and residents in the the South Side community where I live. Supported by the New Yorker Magazine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1741026475276-FHU00RRHCV37EDVK2VY6/image-asset.jpeg SCREENING ROOM GALLERY - A VIOLENT THREAD Short film that examines how social violence impacts friends and residents in the the South Side community where I live. Supported by the New Yorker Magazine. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1741026538441-6OS8KQMZMJZJGZJMH3K7/image-asset.jpeg SCREENING ROOM GALLERY - CENOTAPH 12 Cenotaph 12 is a multi-screen installation that documents the intersection of daily life, structural inequality, social violence and the legacy of history on the South Side of Chicago where I’ve lived and worked for almost two decades. The piece examines how these forces are reflected and refracted through my own lens, social media and the surveillance state and then consumed and re-played and transmitted over and over again. The film starts in a public, impersonal and structural phase and moves implicitly into the personal lives of a group of young men who have lived within this space for their entire lives. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1741026433868-QLD7OCX1JPUDIZKLQ5RF/image-asset.jpeg SCREENING ROOM GALLERY - The Last Harvest (La Ultima Cosecha) Final In the summer of 2022, Norvin made an excruciating but thrilling decision. After years of struggling to make ends meet for his family as a long-haul truck driver, life in his small rural town of La Maquina, Guatemala, had grown too lean. Gang violence and poverty were surging. So was chronic malnutrition, with more than 55% of children in rural Guatemala suffering from the condition. He wanted more for his young daughter and wife, more for the 10 members of his extended family who lived together in a few timber-framed houses with dirt floors and a shared kitchen and bathroom on a small plot of land. Norvin and the rest of the family had decided: He was going to embark on the migrant trail to the United States. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1741026594788-PNJMLUWH3OQF7NUW1S6N/image-asset.jpeg SCREENING ROOM GALLERY - The Advocate Short film about activist Jedidiah Brown commissioned by Channel 4 in England. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1741032767451-9NUAREZSOBD1YM3LRK2Z/image-asset.jpeg SCREENING ROOM GALLERY - THE DEPORTED A short film commissioned by MSNBC that examines the impact of deportations on Central American and Mexican migrants in the United States. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1741032767437-GNFAZTDUU3D7NJUHHYJN/image-asset.octet-stream SCREENING ROOM GALLERY - THE DEPORTED A short film commissioned by MSNBC that examines the impact of deportations on Central American and Mexican migrants in the United States. 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The Back of the Yards was made famous by Upton Sinclair's book The Jungle and has long been a portal for recent immigrants from many parts of the neighborhood. Until the early 1970''s migrants came to work in the Union Stockyards otherwise known as the 'Hog Butcher to the World.' 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Today, the fight for justice continues for many of the men. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/c33412cb-c116-4c21-8a39-3ec68cc45ef9/Lightroom+%2816_10_15_Framed_0087.nef+and+30+others%29_Page_1.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706982995845-P1HFCDQ5QQ3V4BDZCAP2/Rodriguez_Daniel008.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - Rodriguez_Daniel008.jpg View of Humboldt Park at night. Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara is accused of framing at least 51 people for murder in the Humboldt Park neighborhood, a majoirty Latino neighborhood on Chicago's Northwest side. To date only seven men have been freed while at least another 44 languish in prisons throughout Illinois with no end in sight to their wrongful incarcerations. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706947955649-WVH26X3394298FUGWO6G/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0090.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0090.jpg 'Evil Deeds do not prosper: the slow man catches up with the swift." Jennifer Bonjean wears the same tattoo as Armando Serrano. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706948078104-0WS0B1N34PPUD85JQU8I/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_landscape_0296.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_landscape_0296.jpg A crack in the street on the 1600 Block of N. Springfield near the Almodovar's house. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706948095165-AVIEBXCZY5EPLTM503B2/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_landscape_0383.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_landscape_0383.jpg Gang Grafitti under a viaduct just a half block away from the Almodovar's house. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706947905495-XDP9ZS8T5RF9JDZGK8T3/16_10_16_Rodgriguez_Dani017.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_10_16_Rodgriguez_Dani017.jpg Mary and Gladys Almodovar on the front steps of Mary's house in Humboldt Park. Roberto was living in her home with his girlfriend Sassy at the time of his arrest. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706948079591-H2T5OG69LHY1WE1EB7KS/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_landscape_0331.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_landscape_0331.jpg Mural of neighborhood houses under the viaduct on N. Springfield near the Almodovar's house. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706947968955-0HZ3W4TXZPPVEPJTNPDG/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0349.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0349.jpg Jennifer Bonjean - lawyer - works on Roberto Almodovar's wrongful conviction case. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706948065761-TKMYZG2L01T7NN978XJQ/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_landscape_0253.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_landscape_0253.jpg Mary Rodriguez's house where Roberto Almodovar's was living when he was wrongfully convicted of murder 23 years ago. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706947967955-KOPXRXI9Y5J8WOH3M6VK/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0315.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0315.jpg Roberto Almodovar's court transcript from his original case. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706982944900-KCO6Y61F97D0PCI25UOP/2012_SouthSide_Newsweek014.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 2012_SouthSide_Newsweek014.jpg Chicago’s South Side has experienced major changes over the past decade. Covering more than half the city of Chicago, the area has seen the dissolution of the world’s largest public housing developments, a multi-million dollar rehabilitation of the lakefront area as well as a spike in crime and violence in neighborhoods like Englewood and Little Village—resulting in 49 shootings in month of March alone.Photographer Jon Lowenstein, who recently received a John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship for his decade long project documenting the lives of the people living on the South Side in an attempt to showing the reality in one of the most segregated cities in our country. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706947936838-32ETUR17WARUEFH2A2N8/16_10_16_Rodriguez_Maria.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_10_16_Rodriguez_Maria.jpg Mary Almodovar fought tirelessly alongside her sister Gladys to free her nephew Roberto Almodovar. He was released from prison in April after 23 years in prison. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706982946380-OWKIZEFB80951X3RBF3M/2012_SouthSide_Newsweek015_rt.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 2012_SouthSide_Newsweek015_rt.jpg Cook County Jail. Chicago’s South Side has experienced major changes over the past decade. Covering more than half the city of Chicago, the area has seen the dissolution of the world’s largest public housing developments, a multi-million dollar rehabilitation of the lakefront area as well as a spike in crime and violence in neighborhoods like Englewood and Little Village—resulting in 49 shootings in month of March alone. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706947992450-LKPW67EZOQ2HM27ETGHV/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0665.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0665.jpg Jennifer Bonjean - lawyer - works on Roberto Almodovar's wrongful conviction case. She is known as a 'Pitbull in high heels.' https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706947895443-BHUW4A1ZZ6T0HJLJDB4F/16_10_16_Rodgriguez_Dani008.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706947980489-LPVQE3M78FMU7OV4LI9P/16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0624.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 16_11_01_Buzzfeed_Bonjean_0624.jpg Ashley Cohen and Jennifer Bonjean work on Roberto Almodovar's case the night before a court hearing. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707167463472-262BE7RYX4H1GB00GAWS/17_04_14_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_809.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_04_14_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_809.jpg Robert Almodovar was convicted of a 1994 murder and served 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Chicago Police Department detective Reynaldo Guevara framed Almodovar. This week the state state dropped all charges and he walked out a free man from Cook County Jail at about 2 pm. He was greeted by a large crowd of friends, family, activists and news reporters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032754629-MRFUJFQS9VO8Q7TT0Q2V/17_04_14_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_668.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_04_14_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_668.jpg Robert Almodovar hugs his aunt Mary Rodriguez moments after being released from 23 years behind bars for a murder he didn't commit. Robert Almodovar was convicted of a 1994 murder and served 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Chicago Police Department detective Reynaldo Guevara framed Almodovar. This week the state state dropped all charges and he walked out a free man from Cook County Jail at about 2 pm. He was greeted by a large crowd of friends, family, activists and news reporters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707167469758-AR8UL5IJOL8FC25JVNFB/17_09_30_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1180.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_09_30_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1180.jpg Roberto Almodovar's aunt Gladys hanging out with Roberto in their Humboldt Park neighborhood. Almodovar spent 24 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. He was one of more than 55 young men who were framed and convicted of crimes that they didn't commit by Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara. For more than twenty years Glady and her sister supported Roberto as he fought for his freedom. He was finally releaseed in April 2017. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032754539-QLILGACXIPTAMELKUVI1/17_04_14_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1718.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_04_14_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1718.jpg Roberto Almodovar spends time with his family at his aunt Mary Rodriguez's Humboldt Park house just hours after being released from pison after 23 years for a crime he didn't commit. Roberto was living in the same house with his then girlfriend Sassy and his six month old daughter Jazmyn. He was having an argument with Sassy at the time Chicago Police detective Reynaldo Guevara alleged that he murdered two young men around the corner from the house. The state went for and gave Almodovar the death penalty sentence, but Roberto and his family fought for his freedom. He served 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Chicago Police Department detective Reynaldo Guevara framed Almodovar. In April the state dropped all charges and he walked out a free man from Cook County Jail at about 2 pm on April 23rd, 2017. He was greeted by a large crowd of friends, family and activists. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707167467561-31F5L6K2UTNMYER8A67R/17_04_14_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1845.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_04_14_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1845.jpg Robert Almodovar was convicted of a 1994 murder and served 23 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Chicago Police Department detective Reynaldo Guevara framed Almodovar. This week the state state dropped all charges and he walked out a free man from Cook County Jail at about 2 pm. He was greeted by a large crowd of friends, family, activists and news reporters. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032769215-WLFB22J98W66MG2J5VSR/17_05_19_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1813.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_05_19_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1813.jpg Roberto Almodovar sits sandwiched between his aunts Gladys and Mary at the end of the night of his homecoming party in Humboldt Park. The pair never gave up on their nephews' case and continued to fight for his release for 23 years. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032761561-30VJCSXO4AUWEBEVMP03/17_05_19_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1197.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_05_19_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1197.jpg Roberto Almodovar and Sassy comfort their daughter Jasmyn after Roberto danced with her for the first time since his release from 23 years in prison. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032762046-8QQZ2ZZV24N8TXP4S5JP/17_05_19_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1730.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_05_19_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1730.jpg Roberto Almodovar dances with his ex-girlfriend Sassy at his Homecoming Party in Humboldt Park. He and Sassy were living together and had a six month old daughter at the time when Almodovar was convicted of a double homicide. Once Roberto was released in April the two attempted to reconcile and get back together, but as of today they are not together. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032769682-KZYJBW5TXZLMCVEWF9PI/17_09_18_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_105.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_09_18_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_105.jpg Roberto sustained a back injury that was never treated while in prison. He lifts weights about five times a week in order to strengthen his body. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032795586-C538ZTS5VQ19XBTA1SX8/17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_1088.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_1088.jpg Roberto meets with other family members and men who were impacted directly by Reynaldo Guevera Shortly before a court appearance by former Chicago Police Detective at Cook County Courthouse in Chicago. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032776024-7BZIEL4W0856X8HSK3BT/17_09_30_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_0615.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_09_30_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_0615.jpg Shortly after Hurricane swept through the Caribbean devastating the community the Humboldt Park community jumped into action in order to help. Roberto Almodovar volunteered extensively at his Casa Puerto Rico in the neighborhood. HIs grandfather and other members of the community founded the organization years ago to help the community and the work continues to this day. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032783186-3LG89EG3MW5UIBRJCLU8/17_09_30_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1690.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_09_30_BUZZFEED_ALMODOVAR_1690.jpg Roberto takes a quiet moment after volunteering to help load supplies for Hurricane Maria victims in Puerto Rico. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032792478-TBY5KIYJXSUTH3HNNQGD/17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_0914.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_0914.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032791770-LVJETYJB3YO5SIX5I1EM/17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_0597.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_0597.jpg Jennifer Bonjean and her law partner Ashley Cohen worked diligently to help free Roberto Almodovar from prison. Almodovar and his aunts did a lot of the heavy lifting, but Bonjean brought the case home and ensured that Roberto came home. In October Roberto visited Bonjean on his first visit to New York and the trio went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032782791-4445VG4R8ZE9DFXQ1966/17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_0217.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_0217.jpg Roberto was 19 years old when he went into prison. He had never traveled much beyond Chicago and certainly hadn't gone to New York. In October his lawyer Jennifer Bonjean invited him to come to New York City and get to know the city. Bonjean whose nickname is "Bitch Sparkle" for her flamboyant and tough demanor inside outside of the courtroom has taken the cases to heart and has been successful in helping several of Guevara's victims to be released. She even went so far as to tattoo the same quote on her forearm as Armando Serrano, another wrongfully convicted man who served 24 years in prison. The quote from Homer's Odyssey reads ‘Evil Deeds do not Prosper, the slow man catches up with the swift.’ https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1707032789345-IH6MEV9AMHYBMFH5FSM6/17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_0409.jpg DETECTIVE GUEVARA'S WITNESSES - 17_10_16_Buzzfeed_Almodovar_0409.jpg Roberto takes a long look at Rodin's 'The Thinker' at the MET in New York. https://www.jonlowenstein.com/new-page-4 daily 0.75 2024-02-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989737819-H6CUSO7V93D3P31UVTJU/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0714.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - DUKE CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY STUDIES Dorothea Lange/Paul Taylor Prize https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/09c6e452-cbda-4174-ab3c-6027d70363cd/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0844.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/4785f8c8-94f3-4e31-9142-0d07b89318c5/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0089.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1f7c07e4-4407-4bc6-b88e-0bbfad9d08f0/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0032.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/af8543b5-566b-489f-ad11-00d438698751/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0156.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/fafc3833-3bc7-4119-94a4-c21b5574168f/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0046.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989731367-ZRPZ9KHE0MRG21Y9E5PJ/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0709.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0709.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989735097-U4TBWJYC56HJOVVWDS37/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0817.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0817.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989741389-8PIGEJPBE89J5V9J2ZTJ/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0123.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0123.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989741959-1FW9EUVOFYK88LQSM646/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0249.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0249.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989745213-XO4K4HYFIQ9F7PLWH5G0/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0178.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0178.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989738522-6TWX0E3Q4EFKKPAO2ZH7/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0156.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0156.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989750288-2SILAX4YJJ0FHHCH2H7L/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0117.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989746328-QTXHO5EUH1ZS55KY4CJV/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0071.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0071.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989749750-TVFS6SUF2JM2NP2XRMX5/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0046.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0046.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989755459-1DR5THEXOVJ6RVJQZLIX/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0032.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0032.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989755419-CHVP5QRIVW0X4IZWYAAM/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0022.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0022.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706989759509-X8SODLLZ4BNRCPVXJTHD/15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0019.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - 15_10_15_Lange-Taylor_0019.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706997735149-0MYT9STNECAETKTSFCYR/051119_GIOLA_VOICES_SHOW_0153.jpg SOUTHSIDE EXHIBITiONS - POCKET TOWN SHOW CHICAGO First exhibition of Pocket Town - South Side work at Giola Gallery. Culmination of 4 years work. 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Braving the pouring rain, he stripped down to his underwear and went to the middle of the parking lot, where I took his photo. Tomas wanted a nude picture to show his connection to the center, for which the workers had struggled for more than three years. Ald. Margaret Laurino fought the workers the whole time. But, with the help of advocacy groups and a concerted community education campaign, the building opened in October 2004. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1739385790456-43ASNR8RN2WS5MRERRXE/image-asset.jpg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES - Right-wing anti-immigration protest - hometown of former United States Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert, Batavia, Illinois, United States 2006 Members of the Chicago Minuteman Project, a right-wing anti-immigration group, demonstrate in downtown Batavia, Illinois 2006. The group was protesting against a four-day pro-immigration march from Chicago to House Speaker Dennis Hastert’s office in Batavia. About 800 immigrants and activists participated in the 50-mile march. According to a newspaper article, Carl Segvich of the Chicago Minuteman Project said that all illegal immigrants should be arrested and kicked out of the country. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1363382500112-WCUBVHC33IOFHVTU6FVT/Jon_Lowenstein_29.jpg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES - Neo-Nazi demonstration – Madison, Wisconsin, United States 2007 Sixty-four members of the National Socialist Movement, commonly known as Neo-Nazis, held an anti-immigration rally on the steps of the capitol building in Madison, Wisconsin. The Neo-Nazis were separated from counter demonstrators by a ring of mounted police and state troopers in riot gear and a double row of fencing. Spouting anti-immigrant rhetoric, they demanded that President Bush pull U.S. troops out of Iraq and Afghanistan and place them on the Mexican border with orders to shoot to kill. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1739389826819-H76XJU2C2PREQ5R2BQ5U/image-asset.jpeg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES - Loading a deportation flight - Brownsville, Texas, United States 2009 Guatemalan nationals are loaded onto an airplane named Molly at a municipal airport in Brownsville, Texas. The flight flew directly to La Aurora Airport in Guatemala City where the men and women were returned to their homeland. Thousands of Mexican and Central American migrants are returned to their home countries each year by the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement or ICE. The agency operates about 48 flights each week to deport people from the United States back to their countries of origin. Their criminal status will determine whether or not they will be shackled throughout the flight. The flights originate from various parts of the United States. Approximately 400,000 people were deported in 2009.. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1739390559322-TL9ZMEDYY9AVDC04WBPO/image-asset.jpeg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES - A shirtless man hugs his dead brother shortly after the wake for a murder that had happened just days before - Zone 6, Guatemala City, Guatemala 2007 A young man lies on top of his brother's dead body after he was gunned down outside a funeral home in Zone 6 in Guatemala City while exiting the wake of a friend who had been murdered two days earlier. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1739405291138-7501MIRXCL59H7QLV16A/image-asset.jpeg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES - Guadalupe Guzman in her room - Back of the Yards Chicago, Illinois, United States 2000 Lupe Guzman at her armoire in her bedroom which was her sister’s living room at the time on Paulina St. in the Back of the Yards neighborhood. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1739405716008-YNXJB5LPFVFZK1NEFFHH/image-asset.jpeg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES - Conchi going to the church on her wedding day, Copala, Guerrero, Mexico, 2001 Concepcion Nino walks to the community church on her wedding day in 2001. She married Juan Nino. The couple grew up in Copala and migrated to Chicago in the late 1990s. The got married in a civil ceremony in Chicago and then traveled back home for the ceremony in the church. At least 800 people attended the wedding. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1739445376622-7IH0GE4RJUWYF8YCB80J/image-asset.jpeg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES - Detained Migrants after Border Patrol Raid of Safe House Yuma, Arizona, United States 2006 Detained migrants are taken away in a Border Patrol truck. These migrants were detained in a ‘safe house’ in a trailer park in Yuma, Arizona. Border Patrol received a tip, raided the house and arrested more than 25 migrants and two coyotes in the mobile home. The men were from various regions in Mexico. For many years Border Patrol has used a Catch and Release program in which they apprehend Mexican migrants and send them back to the other side without prosecution. Central American migrants, on the other hand, are sent back to their respective countries. As a result, many Central Americans pretend that they are Mexican to avoid being returned to Central America, which is much farther from the United States. These policies evolve and change as the migration changes. Today, many families from Central America seek asylum in the United States to escape from the incessant social violence that pervades life in poor and working class communities in the northern Triangle of Central America. Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador are some of the most violent countries on earth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1739406102448-CY4S4W9VQMA4DCIM9MEB/image-asset.jpeg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES - Deportees returning home – La Aurora International Airport, Guatemala City, Guatemala 2008 Deportees carrying nothing more than the possessions they had at the time of their arrest in the United States walk out of La Aurora International Airport. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1363380676306-D4PT9QYNALEM5TZ5QRGY/Jon_Lowenstein_02.jpg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1363380806806-JD9HI7OGHH67HPOA8ILR/Jon_Lowenstein_05.jpg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1363380873451-1U70YGFJ18EWRUD38NA0/Jon_Lowenstein_07.jpg SHADOW LIVES IMAGES 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Christabelle was born in Massachusetts but moved around with her father who was in the military. From the age of six her father sexually molested her, made her do forced labor both domestic and in the garden and rented her out to his friends who used her as a domestic and sex slave. This lasted until she was 12. She eventually escaped and found herself battling a severe alcohol problem and then became a prostitute working her way around the United States, from truck stop to truck stop. Eventually, she met an older woman who helped her to stop drinking and she now resides in a homeless shelter as she tries to rebuild her life. The organization Fair Girls is helping her to rebuild her life. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610064452-LYJ1VVUB4XOD67UKW5U7/002_2013_Slavery_001_a128.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 002_2013_Slavery_001_a128.jpg Vultures are everywhere in the town of Immokalee, Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610065523-63FUK5PYQF7YCS35M58I/003_13_05_19_Slavery_005_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 003_13_05_19_Slavery_005_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Thousands of people are trafficked on America's immense and complicated system of highways and roads throughout the United States each year. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610066387-V7Y3RHXKF9P8FL9KCSHY/004_13_05_19_Slavery_058_positive.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 004_13_05_19_Slavery_058_positive.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Dishes in a condemned and abandoned migrant camp in Immokalee, Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610067064-A7DOY63L6BH6PKAWPCNE/005_2013_Slavery_001_a092.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 005_2013_Slavery_001_a092.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Amanda Stephen was brought to the United States by her mother. She was forced to be a domestic worker and perform sexual favors by the man who was giving her shelter. She has recently applied for asylum and has come out as a person who was trafficked. She is currently living in a homeless shelter in the Washington DC area and is being helped by Fair Girls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610067817-XE9PVJ018S52XSYSK0UO/006_2013_Slavery_001_a111.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 006_2013_Slavery_001_a111.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs from slave labor camp near Immokalee, Florida where Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez, among others, forced mostly undocumented Central American and Mexican migrants to become modern day slaves. The labor camp, although decaying still stands where it stood in 1997, when the two men were prosecuted. In 1997, Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez were sentenced to 15 years each in federal prison on slavery, extortion, and firearms charges, amongst others. Flores and Gomez had a workforce of over 400 men and women in Florida and South Carolina, harvesting vegetables and citrus. The workers, mostly indigenous Mexicans and Guatemalans, were forced to work 10-12 hour days, 6 days per week, for as little as $20 per week, under the watch of armed guards. Those who attempted escape were assaulted, pistol-whipped, and even shot. The case was brought to federal authorities after five years of investigation by escaped workers and members from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610068382-E6Q0CPE13Q5UBQG4WL4E/007_2013_Slavery_001_a160.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 007_2013_Slavery_001_a160.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs from slave labor camp near Immokalee, Florida where Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez, among others, forced mostly undocumented Central American and Mexican migrants to become modern day slaves. The labor camp, although decaying still stands where it stood in 1997, when the two men were prosecuted. In 1997, Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez were sentenced to 15 years each in federal prison on slavery, extortion, and firearms charges, amongst others. Flores and Gomez had a workforce of over 400 men and women in Florida and South Carolina, harvesting vegetables and citrus. The workers, mostly indigenous Mexicans and Guatemalans, were forced to work 10-12 hour days, 6 days per week, for as little as $20 per week, under the watch of armed guards. Those who attempted escape were assaulted, pistol-whipped, and even shot. The case was brought to federal authorities after five years of investigation by escaped workers and members from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610068993-9EPW3RXAMR3NEHG08C5X/008_2013_Slavery_001_a129.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 008_2013_Slavery_001_a129.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs from slave labor camp near Immokalee, Florida where Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez, among others, forced mostly undocumented Central American and Mexican migrants to become modern day slaves. The labor camp, although decaying still stands where it stood in 1997, when the two men were prosecuted. In 1997, Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez were sentenced to 15 years each in federal prison on slavery, extortion, and firearms charges, amongst others. Flores and Gomez had a workforce of over 400 men and women in Florida and South Carolina, harvesting vegetables and citrus. The workers, mostly indigenous Mexicans and Guatemalans, were forced to work 10-12 hour days, 6 days per week, for as little as $20 per week, under the watch of armed guards. Those who attempted escape were assaulted, pistol-whipped, and even shot. The case was brought to federal authorities after five years of investigation by escaped workers and members from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610069736-93GOD33QDYX88DM0SOAN/009_2013_Slavery_001_a094.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 009_2013_Slavery_001_a094.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. For more than a year Geronimo Sanchez Bravo was forced to work and live as a slave in downtown Immokalee for about a year. During that time he was forced to live in a large truck in the front yard of a normal looking house and pick tomatoes for his captors. . Eventually, several workers made a hole in the top of the truck and were able to escape and get help. They went directly to the Coalition of Immokalee Workers who helped Geronimo and the others to escape. Geronimo testified against his captors. He still lives in Immokalee and is happy that he's free. He now is an active member of the anti-slavery movement and works hard for the rights of his fellow workers. He still picks tomatoes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610070512-BHPYF3N4GXJ9S340NVDJ/010_13_05_19_Slavery_083_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 010_13_05_19_Slavery_083_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. In an interview with trafficking survivor Geronimo Sanchez Bravo he stated that animals were better treated than he was while he was held captive. I chose to photograph animals who reminded me of this type of captivity that Geronimo endured. These ponies seemed to retain some of their dignity despite their captivity. I hope I'll never know the feeling being held captive against my will. For more than a year Geronimo Sanchez Bravo was forced to work and live as a slave in downtown Immokalee for about a year. During that time he was forced to live in a large truck in the front yard of a normal looking house and pick tomatoes for his captors. . Eventually, several workers made a hole in the top of the truck and were able to escape and get help. They went directly to the Coalition of Immokalee Workers who helped Geronimo and the others to escape. Geronimo testified against his captors. He still lives in Immokalee and is happy that he's free. He now is an active member of the anti-slavery movement and works hard for the rights of his fellow workers. He still picks tomatoes. In December 2008, employers Cesar and Geovanni Navarrete were sentenced to 12 years each in federal prison on charges of conspiracy, holding workers in involuntary servitude, and peonage. They had employed dozens of tomato pickers in Florida and South Carolina. As stated in the DOJ press release on their sentencing, "[the employers] pleaed guilty to beating, threatening, restraining, and locking workers in trucks to force them to work as agricultural laborers... [They] were accused of paying the workers minimal wages and driving the workers into debt, while simultaneously threatening physical harm if the workers left their employment before their debts had been repaid to the Navarrete family." Workers first reported the abuse to Collier County police, and additional workers sought help from the CIW. The CIW collaborated with the DOJ an https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610071077-TRAPHQGH8WUH2XE4APT0/011_2013_Slavery_001_a.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 011_2013_Slavery_001_a.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Amanda Stephen was brought to the United States by her mother. She was forced to be a domestic worker and perform sexual favors by the man who was giving her shelter. She has recently applied for asylum and has come out as a person who was trafficked. She is currently living in a homeless shelter in the Washington DC area and is being helped by Fair Girls. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610072436-YCVS9119C7KNFPZKHK5J/012_13_Slavery_028_C_t.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 012_13_Slavery_028_C_t.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. For more than a year, Geronimo Sanchez Bravo was forced to work and live as a slave in downtown Immokalee. He and a dozen other workers were at times locked into the back of large truck in the front yard of a normal looking house and forced to pick tomatoes for their captors. Eventually, one worker made a hole in the top of the truck and was able to escape and get help. They went directly to the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, who helped Geronimo and the others to escape. Geronimo participated in the federal case against his captors. He still lives in Immokalee and is happy that he's free. He now is an active member of the anti-slavery movement and works hard for the rights of his fellow workers. He still picks tomatoes. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610072889-Y1GH28037RPI43VK6Z5G/013_13_Slavery_063_D.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 013_13_Slavery_063_D.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photographs from slave labor camp near Immokalee, Florida where Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez, among others, forced mostly undocumented Central American and Mexican migrants to become modern day slaves. The labor camp, although decaying still stands where it stood in 1997, when the two men were prosecuted. In 1997, Miguel Flores and Sebastian Gomez were sentenced to 15 years each in federal prison on slavery, extortion, and firearms charges, amongst others. Flores and Gomez had a workforce of over 400 men and women in Florida and South Carolina, harvesting vegetables and citrus. The workers, mostly indigenous Mexicans and Guatemalans, were forced to work 10-12 hour days, 6 days per week, for as little as $20 per week, under the watch of armed guards. Those who attempted escape were assaulted, pistol-whipped, and even shot. The case was brought to federal authorities after five years of investigation by escaped workers and members from the Coalition of Immokalee Workers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610073758-SD9LZ24W0MAGHFTB7CQS/014_13_Slavery_061_D.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 014_13_Slavery_061_D.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Lucia Reyes worked in the Tomato fields for years in Immokalee, Florida. Like far too many women in the agricultural industry, Lucia suffered constant humiliation, abuse, and sexual violence at the hands of her boss. What makes Lucia’s story different is that she decided to speak out against these abuses. With the help of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers she was able to bring a landmark case against the company where she was working. Although it took a lot of courage to speak up Lucia feels happy that this and her involvement in educating other workers through the Fair Food Program has helped other women avoid having to deal with intense sexual harassment in the fields. She has since moved on to another type of work.Lucia Reyes worked in the Tomato fields for years in Immokalee, Florida. During a period of approximately five years she was sexually harassed and made to perform sexual acts for the driver under threat of losing her job and physical threat to her life. With the help of the Coalition for Immokalee Workers she was able to bring a case against the company. The perpetrators were brought to justice in a landmark case. Although it took a lot of courage to speak up Lucia feels happy that this has helped other women avoid having to deal with intense sexual harassment and forced sex in the fields where she worked. She has since moved on to another type of work. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574768327-X5ILFAFEVTQ03QC2F1YE/NOOR-SlaveryUncovered04_1200px.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - NOOR-SlaveryUncovered04_1200px.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706575869887-F1WUUFFXULSJENIJST07/IMG_0095.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - IMG_0095.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610074464-FFU08E4EIRU2M6TYJTNH/015_13_Slavery_125_A.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 015_13_Slavery_125_A.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Thousands of people are trafficked on America's immense and complicated system of highways and roads throughout the United States each year. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574767354-6X0OYQGZAX42BLKKBK4D/IMG_0135.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - IMG_0135.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706575744375-ZZ5NCBPHZ1JUK23Q9Q7Q/MichaelGenovese%2Bcopy.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - MichaelGenovese+copy.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610075689-FX0YRW9CG2EJLJ69TC88/016_13_05_19_Slavery_011_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 016_13_05_19_Slavery_011_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Photograph of a tree that's been cut down in Immokalee, Florida. I made photographs of anything that I found interesting or peculiar that seemed related to the feeling of modern day slavery. A pine tree being strangled by another tree reminded me of the relationship of enslaver and slave. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574766480-77B9FUYBC08MWO56LCFD/IMG_0123.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - IMG_0123.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574766490-0QQLO8P9GBYD9HIXDAA6/IMG_7793.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - IMG_7793.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610076084-Q0OMDDY4ZZZ49UITH8XU/017_13_Slavery_049_B.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 017_13_Slavery_049_B.jpg Vultures are everywhere in the town of Immokalee, Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574767495-DJG5XRYM4PRDAJABKE2C/IMG_0546.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - IMG_0546.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1706574768394-7KADVPRR1ZNE3ISGDNSF/MichaelGenovese_Imokolee_2.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - MichaelGenovese_Imokolee_2.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610077107-7T8N8DNIHJSW8ASNQCL2/018_13_Slavery_108_A.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 018_13_Slavery_108_A.jpg Street scene in the Southern Suburbs of Dallas near to a victim's new home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610079007-J81ZGY5SXXHCLP18N5DS/020_13_Slavery_132_A.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 020_13_Slavery_132_A.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. A dead turkey vulture killed while foraging for food in Immokalee, Florida. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610080561-G489SZZUJIF8UZPCOVVL/021_13_05_19_Slavery_067_T.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 021_13_05_19_Slavery_067_T.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Abandoned labor camp in Immokalee, Florida. Immokalee has had numerous cases of confirmed modern day slavery in the past two decades. The Coalition for Immokalee workers has successfully helped to investigate and bring to justice many high profile traffickers. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610081945-MXON6JPI56XUSU0PNLS8/022_2013_Slavery_001_a098.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 022_2013_Slavery_001_a098.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. View of a condemned labor camp in Immokalee, Floridal. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610083390-B8QG0QTKW2DD329RQDJE/023_2013_Slavery_001_a114.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 023_2013_Slavery_001_a114.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Adela Lopez' family’s they paid in excess of 140,000 Guatemalan Quetzales or about $20,000 in an effort to find a better life for her family. As is often the case the victims are seduced by someone familiar to them who they trust.In a nightmarish scenario Adela and her family found themselves captives once inside the United States. Her daughter was referred to as ‘Carne Fresca’ or Fresh Meat and for more than a year they endured undue hardship at the hands of her traffickers. All three were forced to perform domestic labor and her daughter was repeatedly raped and eventually had a son by her rapist/trafficker.They were rescued by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement and now live in the Dallas area. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610084500-DFKJGLE0NM1ZNNMIRU18/024_13_Slavery_100_C.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 024_13_Slavery_100_C.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Elis grew up between Chicago and New York. She attended high school in the Chicago area and eventually moved to Dallas. It was there that she started dating a the brother of her sister's boyfriend. In great detail she related the story of how she became a prostitute working for her boyfriend. After several years working for her boyfriend she was arrested and the police asked to cooperate in the case against him. She testified against her former trafficker/boyfriend and helped to put him in prison. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610085597-NHRWGGYCBL3PRIJF3J0X/025_13_Slavery_086_B.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 025_13_Slavery_086_B.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Nilda came to the United States when a friend of her employer in Guatemala City offered he a job working as a domestic worker. Her employers had always treated her well and as the oldest in her family she jumped at the opportunity to travel to the United States and make money to help her younger siblings and parents survive. Once in the United States she entered a hellish situation of working about 16 hours a day for almost no pay. Her employers, who were Honduran, sent her mother $100 per month, but withheld her passport and put her under strict psychological control. She was not allowed to talk to anyone outside of the house and was often threatened with physical violence. Her phone calls were monitored and her boss listened to every phone call back home to her mother. She worked under these conditions for two and a half years before she was rescued by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. She now live in the Dallas area and is fighting a deportation order from the United States government. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610087061-KMIKXL0RO376VK2GOYMN/026_13_Slavery_144_A.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 026_13_Slavery_144_A.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. Elis grew up between Chicago and New York. She attended high school in the Chicago area and eventually moved to Dallas. It was there that she started dating a the brother of her sister's boyfriend. In great detail she related the story of how she became a prostitute working for her boyfriend. After several years working for her boyfriend she was arrested and the police asked to cooperate in the case against him. She testified against her former trafficker/boyfriend and helped to put him in prison. Elis said she mainly stayed at nice hotels in order to cater to an upscale client. The consumers of victims of forced labor cut across class, race and economic level. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5130dbcbe4b0a32f3742e8a0/1740610088221-52NGHZ6UTCDE4FZBUE8A/027_13_Slavery_093_D-2.jpg IN PLAIN SIGHT - 027_13_Slavery_093_D-2.jpg Photographs of victims of forced labor in the United States. SandraLopez' family’s paid in excess of 140,000 Guatemalan Quetzales or about $20,000 in an effort to find a better life for her family. As is often the case the victims are seduced by someone familiar to them who they trust.In a nightmarish scenario Sandra, her mother Adela and their family found themselves captives once inside the United States. Sandra was seen as ‘Carne Fresca’ or Fresh Meat by her captors and for more than a year they endured undue hardship at the hands of her traffickers. 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Yana Buhrer Tavanier is the cofounder and executive director of Fine Acts, a global nonprofit creative studio for social impact. As a creative activist and a social entrepreneur with a background in investigative journalism, she explores human rights innovation at the intersections of activism, art, tech and behavioral science. Yana is also cofounder of TimeHeroes.org, the largest volunteer platform in Bulgaria. She has a BA in communication and MA in political science from Sofia University, along with executive education at Harvard University, Yale University, Oxford University, and NTU-Singapore. 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