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2026 Annual Appeal

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Care to Look?

Your generosity, curiosity, and care help to ensure that the stories of public housing can inform a more just future. Today, we invite you to support the National Public Housing Museum’s annual fund.


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    Museum News

    Announcing the Shelly Baskin Living Room

    We’re honored to announce a $1 million gift from the Baskin Family Foundation and the renaming of our main programming and civic space.
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    Season 5

    Black Creative Innovation in Chicago Public Housing

    Catch up on the latest season of our oral history podcast, Out of the Archives.
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    Enhance your visit

    Free digital guide

    Hear stories from public housing and explore the museum on your own with Bloomberg Connects!
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    Calendar

    Join us for an upcoming program

    Become a part of our community and join us for one of our free events.
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    Music

    Songs to help you travel with style

    A soundtrack for your visit from Reginald Robinson, a virtuoso ragtime pianist and former resident of the Henry Horner Homes.

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Everyone deserves a place to call home.

International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Members

International Coalition of Sites of Conscience Members

We are members of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience, a network of historic sites that believes that history and memory must inform social change. To foster a more just and humane society, we provide safe spaces to remember and preserve even the most traumatic memories and enable visitors to make connections between the past and related contemporary human rights issues.

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We are the ones we have been waiting for.

We believe that everyone must repair and redress the systemic injustices of the past. The museum is committed to creative strategies that build the social and cultural capital of public housing residents, and developing alternative economies that are more equitable.

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