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  1. The economic threat nobody is talking about: Chicago is losing immigrants

    • By Margarita Bernal. Edited by Shehara Waas.
    • May 28, 2019

  2. Now is the Time to Get Serious About Equitable Development in South and West Side Communities

  3. Data Points: Pullman Pulling Forward

  4. Border walls won't make us safer, but immigrants will

    • By Daniel Cooper and Research Assistants Eric Langowski and Alejandro Di Prizio
    • Feb 5, 2019

  5. Go deep: Three webinars on the issues driving Chicago

  6. Data Points: Why some neighborhoods in Chicago have lots of affordable housing—and others don't

  7. Data Points: America the Diverse? Not In Our Governors’ Mansions across the U.S.

  8. Data Points: Shut Out in the Sun Belt

  9. Data Points: What does suburban poverty look like in Chicagoland?

    • By Shehara Waas and Martha Templeton, Research Assistant
    • Sep 17, 2018

  10. Chicago's downtown-area jobs are growing but not for some residents

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