
Radical Collaboration: From Shared Ambition to Shared Asset
See Radical Collaboration in practice through a hypothetical neighborhood workshop, from first idea and shared commitments to everyday operation.
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See Radical Collaboration in practice through a hypothetical neighborhood workshop, from first idea and shared commitments to everyday operation.

Compare Detroit Side Lots, Neighborhood Lots, and group project routes, then prepare the parcel, ownership, budget, and maintenance plan.

How a promising property becomes a lasting neighborhood asset: sourcing, ownership, community design, feasibility, capital, delivery, and stewardship.

Find a City-owned Chicago lot, choose the right ChiBlockBuilder route, and plan a credible garden, side yard, housing, or neighborhood project.

Chicago's income gap isn't just a statistic — it shapes where people live, what they can afford, and whether they ever build wealth. Here's what that means for renters, and what's changing.

South Shore has the bones. What it's been missing is a system that keeps wealth in the hands of the people who built the neighborhood. Community development works when residents hold the keys, not just the lease.

Radical Collaboration needs clear decisions and benefits. Connect local input, paid work, shared authority and lasting participation in community projects.

Radical Collaboration helps independent organizations share tools, space and services. Learn how to divide costs, protect access and keep decisions clear.

Radical Collaboration connects people, resources and shared decisions. Explore how neighborhood effort can create lasting community assets.