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To make racial equity a priority, Chicago needs a reset

• By Kendra Freeman
• Jul 25, 2019

There’s a 30-year life expectancy gap between Englewood and Streeterville. And Chicago’s new Chief Equity Officer can do something about it

• By Juan Sebastian Arias
• Jul 22, 2019

People with arrest and conviction records are one step closer to equal housing access. Here’s why that matters

• By Patricia Fron, Chicago Area Fair Housing Alliance, and Marie Claire Tran-Leung, Shriver Center on Poverty Law
• Apr 23, 2019

How to reform aldermanic prerogative: Lessons from New York, L.A. and beyond

• By MarySue Barrett and Justin Williams, MPC Research Assistant
• Apr 23, 2019

Testimony to the Committee on Housing and Real Estate

• By Marisa Novara
• Dec 13, 2018

Community organizing unlocks the talents of local residents

• By Liz Granger
• Oct 31, 2018

From the '63 Boycott to #SaveOurSchools

• By Gabriel Charles Tyler
• Oct 23, 2018

Data Points: Shut Out in the Sun Belt

• By Shehara Waas and Annie Yang
• Oct 18, 2018

Entrepreneurs on the Chicago’s South and West Sides get a boost from the city's Neighborhood Opportunity Fund

• Oct 16, 2018

Reflections from Bob Sullivan, Regional President, Fifth Third Bank

• By Bob Sullivan
• Sep 26, 2018

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