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

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

MPC Vice President Novara Named Chicago Housing Commissioner

May 17, 2019
The Lightfoot transition report: What you need to know

By Liz Granger, May 27, 2019

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Helping Illinois child care centers reduce exposure to lead in drinking water

By Caroline Pakenham, Water Program Manager, Elevate Energy, May 28, 2019
In a cash-strapped state, this fund helps deliver clean drinking water

By Justin Williams, MPC Research Assistant, May 16, 2019
One step toward fairer property assessments

By Adam Slade, May 3, 2019
Want Fair Water Rates? Senate Bill 1724 is a Good Start

By Justin Williams, May 14, 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

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