Jahmal Cole

Sales of the My Block, My Hood, My City founder's new book will help send 10 kids on a trip to Ghana.

A group of teens has been commissioned by block club presidents to make new signs.

My Block, My Hood, My City teens will help build virtual reality tours of the South and West Sides.

A total of ten readers will take the stage tonight and Thursday in Morgan Park.

The group needs volunteers for Sunday.

Jahmal Cole and other volunteers hit a block in Pill Hill during Tuesday's snowstorm.

The meet-and-greet is Sunday at the DuSable Museum.

My Block My Hood My City took Chicago teens to President Barack Obama's farewell speech.

North Siders, South Siders and even an alderman donated 15 tickets to My Block, My Hood, My City teens.

The crowd was hoping for a message of hope from Obama before the Trump presidency starts.

After My Block My Hood My City put out the call, everyday Chicagoans answered by giving up their seats. 

Volunteers from across the city grabbed a shovel and cleared snow to help elderly Englewood residents.

The businesses are from Englewood, Chatham and Roseland.

Jahmal Cole appeared Thursday on the "Today Show" and gave host Al Roker one of the group's hoodies.

This trip was the first time founder Jahmal Cole took teens out of the city.