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Rogers Park Resources:
NeighborFoodFest
Forum 49
A free public bulletin board for Chicago's 49th Ward
RogersPark.com
WLUW
WLUW is a progressive, community-oriented radio station...
Beyond
Media
Beyondmedia Education's mission is to collaborate with under-served and
under-represented women...
Morse Hell Hole
I Love Morse Ave
Save Senn High School
Lifeline Theatre
Red Door Animal Shelter
Rogers Park/West Ridge Historical Society
 Mess Hall runs on the generosity of those who use it. This allows us to provide everything for free - from food and drinks to workshops and events. Please bring things to share with others. |
 Workshops - It is important to us to share knowledge and build up a culture of participation, access, and empowerment rather than of competition, intellectual property, and proprietary information. |
 Printed material - we have a library of publications from all over the world that are available for visitors' perusal. |
 Mess Hall is a place for visual culture, creative urbanism, sustainable ecology, food democracy, radical politics, and cultural experimentation. We are networked with other intiatives like ours in Chicago, the U.S. and abroad. |
It's
a messy Chicago:
Area | Chicago
Indymedia | Resource
Center | ACLU IL | Just
Seeds | FuckCorporateGroceries.net
| Center for Neihgborhood Technology
| Illinois Stewardship
Alliance | T.H.O.N.G. |
GeneWise | Chicago
Critical Mass | Friends
of the Bloomindale Trail | Quimby's
| Working Bikes Coop | People
Powered | Artistical | The
Baffler | In These Times
| Pilot TV | Ausgang
| Forever Free and Clear
| Chicago FreeCycle
| Heartland Alliance | DSLR
| Video Data Bank | Texas
Ballroom | Video Machete
| Locus | Polvo
| Archeworks | Lucky
Pierre | Illinois NORML
| Save the Point | Newtopia
| Sound Opinions | Chicago
School of Media Theory | Hyde
Park Co-op | Asian
American Artists Collective | Lao
Szechuen | Deadtech | Deb
Stratman/Pythagoras Films | Simparch
| The Heartland Alliance
| This is Hell | Intermod
Series | Seminary
Co-op | Version Fest | Fareed
Haque | Gapers Block | BikeCartInfoShop
| Ready Subjects | Universtiy
of Hip Hop | Feel Tank
| In The Weather | Chicago
Free-Fi | Microrevolt |
Habitat Project | Queer
to the Left | Congress
Hotel Strike | Little Village Environmental
Justice | Blackstone Bicycle
Works | Blues
In The Schools | Chicago
Wilderness | Campaign for
Better Transit | Citizens Taking
Action | Open-Loop | Starbucks
Delocator | Visible
Food | Nomy Lamm | Cake
and Polka Blog | Kuumba Lynx
| Three Walls | View
From the Ground | Young Womens
Empowerment Project | WNUR | Free
Walking | Public Collectors
Other
messes:
Anna Callahan | Critical
Art Ensemble Defense Fund | Boing
Boing | Walking in Place
| Autonomedia | Journal
of Aesthetics and Protest | IWW
| Families
Against Mandatory Minimums | End
Zero Tolerance | Black Panther
Party for Self Defense | Anarchist
People of Color | Situationists
| Informed Comment on the Middle East
| Blog
Left | Iraq Body Count
| Media Channel | Liberty
Movies/Kyle Harris | Bureau
D'Etudes | Aljazeera
in English | China Study
Group | 16 Beaver Group
| CLUI | Tactical
Museum Tokyo | Arts Initiative Tokyo
| Dreamtime Village | Center
for the Study of Political Graphics | Nettime
| Repohistory
| Vietnam
War Era Ephemera Collection | Fifth
Estate | We Make Money
Not Art | Tree Hugger | Dynamite
| 3rd Floor | California
Prison Focus | c cred | Bug
Me Not | Altruists | Visual
Resistance | World Changing
| Center for the Study of the Gift
Economy | Copyshop
| Rum46 | Swopnetwork
| Mute Magazine
| Mess
Hall 6932 North Glenwood Avenue Chicago, IL 60626 'Morse' stop on the Redline Email: messhall8(at)yahoo.com Tel: 773-465-4033 |
Keyholders:
Salem Collo-Julin, Marc Fischer, and Brett Bloom (Temporary
Services); Marianne Fairbanks & Jane Palmer (JAM);
Mike Wolf (Network of Casual
Art); Erik Newman (www.hhuman.com),
Diana Berek (The Chicago
Labor and Arts Festival), Claire Pentecost (www.clairepentecost.org), Britt Shawver (Housing Opportunities
for Women) and Natasha Wheat. |