Experimental Station’s mission is to build independent cultural infrastructure by providing essential resources that respond to local needs. Our programs address food insecurity, strengthen Illinois’ food system, provide youth with enriching educational opportunities, foster creativity and the arts, and enhance community wellbeing. OUR PROGRAMS & INITIATIVES 61st Street Farmers Market brings fresh, healthy foods to Woodlawn and surrounding neighborhoods year-round while reducing barriers to access and offering hands-on food education. Blackstone Bicycle Works empowers youth through free in-school and after-school bike education, building problem-solving and leadership skills. Link Up Illinois makes fresh foods more affordable with Link Match by doubling the value of Link (SNAP) purchases statewide. Illinois Food System Roadmap is a community-informed process that aims to build a diverse, equity-focused, sustainable, and resilient food system in Illinois.
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Corey Chatman is the Deputy Director Of Operations of Experimental Station.
9 people are employed at Experimental Station.
Experimental Station is based in Chicago, Illinois.
The NAICS codes for Experimental Station are [8134, 81, 45, 813, 451].
The SIC codes for Experimental Station are [594, 59].