Logan Square Neighborhood Association

Logan Square Neighborhood Association (LSNA) is a community-based organization building power for education, immigration, and housing equity, particularly in the Avondale, Hermosa, and Logan Square neighborhoods of Chicago, and leads and collaborates with coalitions for policy change across the city and state. LSNA’s work includes organizing for affordable housing and immigration justice, expanding our nationally-replicated Parent Mentor Program, engaging LSNA’s parent and youth leadership base, deepening our after-school programming, and growing our mutual aid efforts.

LSNA is a woman of color led organization that centers the voices and experiences of the primarily Latinx, indigenous, and immigrant leaders who guide our work. LSNA’s vision is for BIPOC and immigrant parents, young people, and individuals to determine the future of their own lives and their families, schools, and communities. At LSNA, we channel our power and energy through Palenque. Historically, Palenque is an example of Black, Brown, and Indigenous resistance and solidarity—spaces where radical liberation could both exist and thrive. Palenque describes a spirit of resistance, solidarity, and self-reflection, intentionally centering Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities.