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Peace event aims to make Chicago summer safer
8 days ago | By WGN TV
CHICAGO - At 83rd and Coles in South Chicago, a lesson in peace came from those at Epic Academy.
“We live around here, we work around here so we want to be invested in the community of South Chicago,” said Kamesha Hayes.
At Epic Academy's 'Let Their Be Peace' event, Hayes joined many others Saturday to make an impact by bringing games, social resources, food, and clothing into one safe space for kids and the community.
“Our children are explorers,” Hayes said. “They are ready for college and career. They're invested in the community and they're community leaders.”
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