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    Local Muralist Liz Flores Visits Seniors to Talk Art and Offer a Special Giveaway

    Liz Flores, a local muralist whose work can be seen all over Chicago, recently shared her story, and some art, with seniors at the National Public Housing Museum.

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    ‘We ate good!’

    In this Out of the Archives podcast episode, seven public housing resident narrators recount stories about sharing in community.

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    Repurposed for Life

    Regina Carter, head of the non-profit Repurposed for Life, helps redistribute needed goods to public housing residents.

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    Add your photo to Living in the Shade

    A call for public housing residents across the country to send in photos of the outdoor spaces surrounding your home. A select number of photos will be featured in our exhibition Living in the Shade: Open Space and Public Housing (July 23–November 12, 2025) or on our social media.

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    Now open!

    Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate the power of place during the grand opening weekend of the National Public Housing Museum

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    ‘Beauty is Remembered’

    This Out of the Archives podcast episode honors the legacy of Ms. Beauty Turner, a mother, journalist, historian, and community activist who lived in Chicago’s Robert Taylor Homes.

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