Mutual Aid Report • 05-12-2026 • Southside Sovereignty with Brave Space Alliance

Joining on this week’s episode, the visionaries from Brave Space Alliance: Nikki Patin (Interim Executive Director), Ebony Thompson (Senior Facilities and Operations Team Specialist), and Jaheim Jones (Outreach Coordinator), Chicago’s first Black- and trans-led LGBTQ+ center. Born from the urgent need to bridge the resource gap between the North and South Sides, Brave Space Alliance provides essential food access, housing support, healthcare navigation, and identity-affirming services to the community. ✊🏿 Tune in as we discuss their history and why their work is the ultimate example of what it looks like when communities build systems of care where institutions have failed to deliver them. --- Airs: Tuesdays at 2:00 PM CST on 105.5 FM Chicago, lumpenradio.com, and the Lumpen mobile app

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