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Global Gardens: Where Chicago’s Refugees Cultivate a Taste of Home

Amanda Hutson

Nestled right on the North Branch of the Chicago River, just blocks from the Francisco stop on the Brown Line, lies Global Gardens Chicago. It’s easy to breeze past this place of Eden without realizing the magnificence that it’s home to. However, it’s hard to believe that fifteen years ago, it was just a vacant lot.

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