Developers don’t stop at the border of our neighborhoods, and if we are going to challenge them, neither can we.

Individuals, organizations, companies, unions, churches: Celebrate organizing wins by our tenants, mental-health advocates, and youth! You can be featured as a sponsor, or get a table seating eight.

Donate to support our work, or come celebrate our anniversaries and the merger we just announced! It’s November 1, 7-10pm at the South Shore Cultural Center.

Sat., Sep. 14, 10:30am-2:30pm at 6220 S Stony. Join us for workshops, community-building, and discussion of how we can win more. Learn more and register here.

We've won three clinics and expanded non-police crisis response—and we're just getting started!

9/21 update: We’re working to raise $2000 for storage for Christiana’s and her tenants’ belongings, and for moving trucks used the day they were evicted. Can you help here? They’re so grateful for all your support.

US Bank illegally foreclosed on Ms. Powell after it changed her family’s mortgage from FHA to conventional, ballooning payments from $800 to $3,500 a month. Donate, show up at the encampment at Christiana’s (the sheriff could come any day), sign this petition, and call officials.

Saturday, August 3, 11 am to 1 pm. Register here.

Wednesday, July 17, 9 am-11 am. Our CBA reps will offer public comment in favor of the South Shore & 63rd and Blackstone Housing Preservation ordinance. Register here.

THREE mental-health sites will open — one in Roseland. And police have been removed from "CARES" crisis response.

In speaking to the media, Ms. Williams would not sugar coat what was happening. She called the displacement and disinvestment in her community how she saw it: a genocide.

[Update: watch the event’s speakers at youtube.com/stopchicago] On Zoom on Wednesday, May 29, 7-8:15pm CT.

The organizer will develop and implement leadership development, base-building, and campaign plans.

She was a STOP mental-health leader, STOP board member, artist, musician, and much more. She passed away last Friday.

Thanks to all our members and supporters for packing the house to celebrate our 19th anniversary. And thanks to Mr. Alvonte Ellis for taking these pictures!

“And now, after over ten years of fighting, the mayor just announced that he will re-open two clinics. This is a historic down-payment on his promise to re-open all the clinics, something people told us was impossible.”

Get a ticket to attend, or as a donation. Or get a table or sponsorship! We’ll have live music and buffet by Chef Dozzy Ibekwe. And we’ll celebrate STOP’s accomplishments, from housing votes to restorative justice!

Individuals, organizations, companies, unions, churches: Celebrate organizing wins by our tenants, mental-health advocates, and youth! You can be featured as a sponsor, or get a table seating seven.

Go deep on why we need mental-health crisis response WITHOUT police, and PUBLIC mental-health clinics.

Individuals with untreated mental illness are 16 times more likely to be killed In a police encounter