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Discover Our Collaboration with Equity and Transformation for the Chicago Future Fund

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January 18, 2024

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Summary

Equity and Transformation (EAT), a groundbreaking non-profit organization, operates with a unique mission: to amplify the voices and empower the post-incarcerated Black community in Chicago. Founded in 2018, EAT focuses on individuals engaged in the informal economy, a sector often overlooked and underserved. This includes diverse individuals from bucket boys to DVD bootleggers, and commercial sex workers, all striving for survival in a challenging urban landscape.

The Chicago Future Fund is a pivotal project initiated by EAT to address systemic inequalities that push these individuals into poverty and often, back into incarceration. Our collaboration aimed to create a dynamic and impactful landing page for this vital initiative.

What We've Done:

  • Landing page design and development
  • Form creation and data collection

Equity and Transformation Asked Us To

  • Designed a visually compelling and user-friendly landing page tailored to capture the essence of the Chicago Future Fund and its beneficiaries.
  • Crafted engaging content that narrates the story of EAT and the individuals it supports, highlighting the challenges and triumphs within Chicago's informal economy.
  • Integrated interactive features for data collection to facilitate community participation.
  • Implemented a responsive design to ensure accessibility across various devices, enhancing user experience for all visitors.
  • Developed a robust backend system for data management, enabling EAT to track visitor engagement effectively.

Our work with the Chicago Future Fund and EAT reflects our commitment to empowering communities and supporting meaningful change. The landing page has not only raised awareness but also actively contributed to the launch of this transformative initiative, bringing tangible benefits to Chicago's informal economy workers.