• Gallery of past events

  • Dine So They Can | An all-you-can-eat buffet benefiting refugees in Chicago

    Thanks for making it a success! With your support, we raised $650 for refugees in Chicago, and all of the proceeds will be donated to RefugeeOne, a local refugee resettlement organization!

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    Participating restaurants:
    Cafe Trinidad (Washington Park), Cedar's (Hyde Park), Daley's (Woodlawn), Hing Kee (Chinatown), Nuevo Leon (Pilsen), Pizza Capri (Hyde Park), Rajun Cajun (Hyde Park), Salonica (Hyde Park), Snail Thai (Hyde Park), Taqueria Los Comales (Pilsen), Z&H (Hyde Park)

  • PARR IN THE NEWS

    Check out what we've been up to!

  • PAST EVENTS

    We want to help make Chicago feel like home while at the same time helping those who are far away.

    "Salam Neighbor": a film screening and dinner following two American filmmakers exploring life in the Za'atari refugee camp in Jordan
     
    GirlForward Presentation: an event hosting female refugee high schoolers to talk about college resources and scholarships
     
    Internship & Career Panel: an annual career panel hosting representatives from Chicago-area refugee service agencies
     
    Rohingya Cultural Center Visit: a site visit to RCC and conversation with representatives from MedGlobal
     
    "Who is Dayani Cristal?": a film screening and dinner held with New Americans at UChicago on Central American migration through the "the corridor of death”
     
    Realities of Resettlement: a presentation with Tara Peters, Associate Director at the Pozen Center for Human Rights
     
    Dine So They Can: an annual fundraiser to raise money to support refugee families in the Greater Chicago area
     
    Fight the Famine Fundraiser: a cosponsored dinner and performance night with the African Carribean Students Association and UChicago Muslim Students Association to raise funds for Amoud Foundation for Somali Relief
     
    Portraits 'of Resilience': an evening gallery showing of international photographer Marta Tucci's photo essay, "Acts of Resilience", on the persecuted Rohingya community of Burma, followed by a documentary photography workshop
     
    Migration in Chicago: a three-part series featuring Chicago area practitioners and advocates to discuss US immigration policy from both theoretical and practical perspectives
     
    1000 Words & Then Some: a discussion with photojournalist Scout Tufankjian
     
    "The Island President": a film screening and discussion on the growing issue of climate displacement with Professor Andrew Janco
     
    Peace of Mind: a panel exploring mental health care as a human right for refugees and immigrants
  • Organizations we've worked with in the past

    Heartland Alliance

    Hyde Park Refugee Project

    United African Organization

    Marjorie Kovler Center for Victims of Torture
    Corazón a Corazón

    World Relief Chicago

    Pan African Association

    RefugeeOne

    Rohingya Cultural Center

    United to End Genocide

    Pozen Family Center for Human Rights at the University of Chicago

    University Community Service Center

    STAND: The Student-Led Movement to End Mass Atrocities