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History in the Making: Equity Takes Center Stage in "Lame Duck" Session

Jan 13, 2021

StormStore™ is flowing in the right direction for 2021

By Ryan Wilson, Jan 12, 2021
A stable job for those exiting the criminal justice system

By Dan Swinney (Manufacturing Renaissance) and Victor Dickson (Safer Foundation) , Jan 11, 2021

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Data Points: How replacing lead water lines will put people back to work

By Justin Williams and Tara Jagadeesh, MPC Research Assistant , Jan 6, 2021
A citywide plan for Chicago? Here’s what we learned from other cities

By Christina Harris, Dec 7, 2020
That vacant lot? Here's its potential

By Dan Swinney, Manufacturing Renaissance , Dec 4, 2020
Data Points | The case for equitable investments driving COVID-19 recovery

By Daniel Cooper, Dec 8, 2020
Scaling up: working beyond borders to overcome the challenges of today and tomorrow

By MarySue Barrett, Dec 4, 2020
Chicago’s first Equitable Transit-Oriented Development plan is moving toward implementation

By Kendra Freeman, Nov 10, 2020

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