Young Chicagoans are using this school bus to mobilize voters and raise awareness

Students are helping voters take the wheel of Chicago’s local election by driving around in a school bus they designed and refurbished.

News Package, The Real ChiDonell McNairyFebruary 22, 2019Pat Nabong, Patricia Nabong, arts & culture, Chicago, The Real Chi, ElectionsComment

Our city then and now: How young photographers are defining Chicago’s visual narrative

Video Profile, OpenLabsFSM CommunicationsOctober 23, 2018Pat Nabong, Patricia Nabong, Art Design Chicago, CollaborationComment

Architectural Wonders in North Lawndale to open their doors to the public this weekend

Video Profile, The Real ChiDonell McNairyOctober 11, 2018Patricia Nabong, North Lawndale, Chicago, The Real Chi, Pat NabongComment

A Library in Washington Heights Is Going to Be Chicago’s First Dementia-Friendly Library

The newly-renovated Woodson Regional Library got more than just a facelift. After a nine-million dollar restoration, the library is set to become the city’s first dementia-friendly library.

Video Profile, The Real ChiDonell McNairySeptember 27, 2018Patricia Nabong, Chicago, The Real ChiComment

This year's Mexican independence Parade has one message: Families belong together

Every year, thousands of spectators gather in Little Village and cheer “Viva Mexico” during the 26th Street Mexican Independence Day Parade. This year, amid separation of families at the border and deportations in the Latino community, another message underlied the event: that families should not be split up.