Re-thinking Soup, a project of Chicago’s Jane Addams Hull House Museum, serves up bowls of soup to bring together food activists, policy-makers and the hungry. Beginning in May, every Tuesday organizers have served free lunch — healthy soup and organic bread — inside the historic Hull House Residents’ Dining Hall on the city’s near southwest side. (The hall is where… return to article
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