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See Chicago Dance member South Chicago Dance Theatre at Harris Theater for Music and Dance.

Arts and Culture

Reveal podcast host Al Leston.

Investigative Journalism for Government Accountability

We are committed to enriching the lives of all Chicagoans by improving the built environment, cultivating a robust and diverse arts and culture ecosystem, and supporting investigative journalism that fosters transparency, accountability, and effective government.

News

Announcement

The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation names Cindy Chan Roubik its new Senior Program Director for the Built Environment

Announcement

Letter from the President and Executive Director

Investigative Journalism

Interview: Philanthropy, Press Forward, and the Future of Chicago’s Newsrooms

Built Environment

Three images. left image is a person looking to their side standing with their hands in their pockets. Second top image is a sketch of a building. The third image below the sketch is a full rendering of a building.

Investing in Community-Led Change Across Chicago

Investigative Journalism

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Driehaus Foundation Announces $3 Million Investment in Illinois Local Journalism

Photo Credits

Built Environment – Friends of the Chicago River

Arts and Culture – Michelle Reid

Investigative Journalism for Government Accountability – The Center for Investigative Reporting