Tag Archives: The Neighbor Project

Grief and Social Change

Posted on September 4, 2015 by Richard Guzman

In his essay “The Servant as Leader”—a piece which launched the entire field of Servant Leadership studies—Robert Greenleaf tells of a two-day, off-the-record seminar attended by twelve ministers and theologians, and twelve psychiatrists of all faiths.  The theme: healing. The … Continue reading →

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Chicago Family Directions

Posted on May 20, 2012 by Richard Guzman

NOTE:  In 2018, after a great seven-year run, CFD ceased formal operations.  It’s impact was such, though, that it may yet serve as a model for future efforts at tutoring and mentoring youth.   Chicago Family Directions started as a … Continue reading →

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Bryan E. Guzman

Posted on June 19, 2010 by Richard Guzman

He Would Have Been One of the Greats Bryan Emmanuel Guzman died on December 9th, 2006, shortly after his 21st birthday. His passing was widely covered, taking up nearly the entire front page of one paper with the headline “He would … Continue reading →

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