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MPC launches Logan Square Corridor Development Initiative

MPC is teaming up with 35th Ward Ald. Rey Colón this summer to engage residents in the future development of Logan Square.

Placemaking Chicago Technical Assistance Application
MPC is currently accepting applications for a Placemaking Technical Assistance project for a park or garden in Chicago.
The Creative City: Keeping Chicago Vibrant and Viable

Bob McNulty of the Partners for Livable Communities spoke to a sold-out crowd at MPC’s first 2009 roundtable, “The Creative City: Keeping Chicago Vibrant and Viable.”

Goal-Driven, Right-Sized and Coordinated: Federal Investment Reform for the 21st Century
In the midst of an unprecedented economic downturn, community, civic, government, nonprofit and foundation leaders across metropolitan Chicago are planting encouraging seeds of innovation. MPC has released a white paper documenting some of those innovative local efforts, and is seeking more examples to further build the case for federal investment reform.
A “Green” Tour of MPC’s New Home
In February, MPC moved to a beautiful and sustainable new home in Chicago’s historic Marquette Building. The new office space boasts many environmental features and a flexible conference center. Take a virtual tour of MPC’s new office and learn how we’re doing our part to help the planet.
Map: 2009 Mayoral Election Results in NE Illinois
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  • May 5, 2009
The 2009 spring mayoral elections brought substantial change to the region. 37 new mayors beat incumbents, while 55 races did not feature an incumbent. 132 other standing mayors were re-elected (Note: These numbers are not yet final).
April Media Tips
  • Apr 1, 2008
Ill.’s Capital Needs? $9B. Knowing the Money Will Be Spent Wisely? Priceless The Illinois Works Coalition is headed to metropolitan Chicago to get the public’s take on how Illinois should fund a long-overdue state capital plan to build and maintain roads, bridges, transit,…
It Takes a Village: neighbors are making a difference in their community schools
In January MPC and the Chicago Architecture Foundation co-hosted The Micro Revolution: Neighbors Making a Difference-Part 2, the second in a two-part roundtable series. This one featured parents and school administrators who have worked to improve the quality and design of their community schools.
CPS budget shortfalls indicate urgent need for new revenues
A+ Illinois calls on state Leaders to fund education quality initiatives.
Opportunity knocks: MPC releases 2008 policy agenda
MPC's 2008 policy proposals address issues top of mind with voters during this election year, including climate change, the weakened economy, and housing meltdown.

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