Root to Fruit: Empowerment Economics and Community Growth at Chicago's HANA Center

Jessica Santos; snehalatha gantla; Danielle Chun; Cristina Aguilera; Naomi You

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Root to Fruit: Empowerment Economics and Community Growth at Chicago's HANA Center

Jessica Santos, snehalatha gantla, Danielle Chun, Cristina Aguilera and Naomi You

HANA Center

2019

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Children & Youth

Community Studies

Cultural or Population Studies

Ethnic Studies

Folk or Ethnic Arts

Folk or Ethnic Studies

Immigrants

Immigration

Refugee or Immigrant Services

HANA Center is locally recognized in Chicago for providing a unique space for youth from a wide range of racial, ethnic, and linguistic backgrounds to lead and engage in their communities. They are also nationally recognized for their contributions to immigrant justice; just follow the sounds of Korean drumming at immigrant justice rallies and you will find HANA youth drumming up power.

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Title: Root to Fruit
Creators: Jessica Santos - Brandeis University, Heller School for Social Policy and Management
snehalatha gantla (Corresponding Author)
Danielle Chun (Corresponding Author)
Cristina Aguilera (Corresponding Author)
Naomi You (Corresponding Author)
Publisher: HANA Center; Waltham, MA
Format: Online
Number of pages: 26
Identifiers: 9924143021801921
Academic Unit: Heller School for Social Policy and Management
Language: English
Resource Type: Report

Root to Fruit: Empowerment Economics and Community Growth at Chicago's HANA Center

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