Stories by Audrey F. Henderson

Audrey F. Henderson is a Chicagoland-based freelance writer and researcher specializing in sustainable development in the built environment, culture and arts related to social policy, socially responsible travel, and personal finance. Her work has been featured in Transitions Abroad webzine and Chicago Architect magazine, along with numerous consumer, professional and trade publications worldwide.

Can Affordable Housing Be Energy Efficient? These Developers Say Yes

A Unique Bioenergy Project Fueled By Food Waste Powers Community Connections

A Chicago Entrepreneur Uses Clean Energy To Create Opportunities In Disinvested Communities

Black-Owned Companies Seek To Close Chicago’s Electric Transportation Gaps

How Chicago’s South Side Is Creating the ‘Un’ High Line

Indianapolis Initiative Uplifts Local Creators With Free Rent

Will Obama’s Presidential Center Invigorate or Gentrify Chicago’s South Side?

Coalition Works for Racial Equity As Illinois Eyes Legal Marijuana

In Chicago, Science and Industry Also Means Art and Creativity

How This Southern City Is Making Tech Work for People

Restoring the Glory of This Iconic Chicago ‘Black Metropolis’ Building

What Does the Next Chicago Mayor Have in Mind for Affordable Housing?

Urban Agriculture Sprouting Roots In Illinois’ Legislative Soil

Reclaiming the Black Panther Narrative Before It’s Too Late

The Future of Power Distribution Arrives on the South Side

Making Space for Bravery in the Struggle for Human Rights

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