Lynda Lopez

Architecture student Thomas Ferrer was critically injured in the crash. Now 25th Ward residents want to spread the word about the need for safer streets.

Lugo's new book "Bicycle/Race" argues that bike planning discussions must take "human infrastructure" into account.

On Saturday morning, a large crowd of Albany Park residents and tenants gathered in front of the CTA Brown Line’s Kimball Station. The Autonomous Tenants Union and Sunnyside Manor Tenants Union, with the support of 33rd Ward Working Families, were there to deliver a letter to Albany Bank and Trust Company in the hopes of sending a message to developer Ron D. Abrams of Silver Property Group, whose properties are partly funded through the bank’s mortgage loans.

When communities of color are truly engaged in planning decisions, it leads to more holistic solutions.

Mobility justice advocates Oboi Reed and Naomi Doerner discussed the subject at The Untokening convening.

Alma was a woman who dedicated her adult life to fighting for social justice causes, including equitable transportation access.

If you can't find anyone to sit on your panels who isn’t white, you need to reevaluate what your year-round connections to communities of color look like.

Leaders with the Little Village Environmental Justice Organization are worried about the diesel exhaust from trucks passing through the neighborhood and the potential health and safety risks that this traffic poses for residents.

The push to convert a parking lot next to the Logan Square station into a 100-percent-affordable TOD is picking up steam.

Activists are calling on the landlord to stop blocking a relocation agreement that would help his low-income tenants, who are being forced out of his building by the TOD plans, find new homes.