This series was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center. This is part 1 of the RoundTable’s three-part series: Lead pipes in Evanston: How local government inaction reinforces inequity Evanston […]
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We are Water | Plastic pollution crisis: ‘How do I wean myself away from bottled water?’
This is part seven of an eight-article series by We are Water Evanston, a community-based participatory research project that explores our relationship with and concerns about water. For more information on this […]
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We are Water | From plastics to pipes: Who drinks Evanston’s tap water and why do some avoid it?
This is part five of an eight-article series by We are Water Evanston, a community-based participatory research project that explores our relationship with and concerns about water. For more information on this […]
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We are Water | Green and gray: Is Evanston rain-ready?
With the impacts of climate change bearing down upon us, the question is: What are flooding solutions for Evanston?
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We are Water | Submerged streets, wet basements: Many Evanstonians concerned about flooding
This is part three of an eight-article series by We are Water Evanston, a community-based participatory research project that explores our relationship with and concerns about water. For more information on this […]
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We are Water | ‘When you are homeless … water becomes gold’
This is part two of an eight-article series by We are Water Evanston, a community-based participatory research project that explores our relationship with and concerns about water. For more information […]
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We are Water | Evanston residents largely support free beach access
We are Water Evanston is a community-based participatory research project that explores our relationship with and concerns about water. Local water activists and educators from Citizens’ Greener Evanston’s Watershed Collective […]
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About We are Water Evanston
We are Water Evanston is a community-based participatory research project that explores our relationship with and concerns about water. Local water activists and educators from Citizens’ Greener Evanston’s Watershed Collective […]
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Fifth Ward STEM School Plan Promises Equity
The Fifth Ward of Evanston, the historic heart of the Black community in the west-central part of the City dating to the days of redlining, has not had a District […]
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AP Results Mixed: More Students Earn 3 or Higher on Exams, But Fewer Minority Student Enroll
There has been a decrease in the percentages of minority students taking AP classes over the past few years.