Informe CCWBE

The Resurrection Project has been working towards meeting its mid-year milestone, and we're pleased to share the progress we've made. Over the past few weeks, we've had the opportunity to connect with key stakeholders to mark the halfway point of our project. We met with Mayowa Fanu for a check-in session to review our progress and receive valuable feedback. Additionally, Peter Dean joined us in person to discuss the project's development and offer insights. Mark Smithivas and Robin Semer also contributed their expertise by reviewing our educational content and providing suggestions for improvement. We attended the UHAB reunion hosted at Architechs Design The Future, where we connected with fellow professionals and collaborators in the field. This event not only provided a chance to network and build relationships but also served as a coming together for inspiration and creativity. As we continue to push forward, we're focused on completing our loan product by next month. With our sights set on the finish line, we're confident that our hard work will pay off, and we're nearing the completion of our project

We didn’t encounter any barriers and our work was smooth and consistent to our goals

The Resurrection Project has been actively engaging with stakeholders to mark the midpoint of our project. We met with Mayowa Fanu from the City of Chicago to review our progress and discuss next steps. We also attended the CWB LEH meeting to stay updated on the latest developments, and spoke with Fabiola Bautista from Self-Help about lending products. Peter Dean provided guidance on grant follow-ups, and we reviewed co-op models with Klade Hare and John Holdscraw from Rochedale. Vanessa Sanchez from LUCC Chicago consulted with us on continuing our co-op research, and we finalized educational content with Mark Smithivas and Robin Semer. These meetings have helped us advance our project and secure valuable insights from experts in the field.

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We had a productive meeting with various group of experts and consultant contributors, including Self-Help, a non-profit organization that provides financial assistance to individuals and communities. We welcomed LUCC Chicago, a local organization focused on community development and empowerment, and Rochedale, a company that is new to the conversation. During the meeting, we discussed key topics and explored potential areas of collaboration. It was exciting to see the collective enthusiasm and commitment to driving positive change. The meeting was an excellent opportunity to build relationships, share knowledge, and align our goals with those of our new partners. As we move forward, we're looking ahead to working closely with these organizations to achieve our shared objectives. We'll be focusing on educational engagement and loan development. We're excited to see the impact that this collaboration will have and are grateful for the opportunity to work together towards a common goal.

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Peter Dean, Jenna Pollack, Mark Smithivas, David Feinberg, CSO, and The City of Chicago

Peter Dean and David Feinberg have been meeting with The Resurrection Project for some final research and information sessions, Mark Smithivas and Jenna Pollack continue to coordinate in keeping The Resurrection informed and up-to-date.

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5 extremely useful