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  1. MPC Vice President Novara Named Chicago Housing Commissioner

    • May 17, 2019

  2. Metropolitan Planning Council announces new Board of Governors Chair and members

    • Feb 14, 2019

  3. Transit Drives Jobs in Chicago Region

    • Oct 19, 2018

  4. MPC Announces Transition of Research Director, Search for Next

    • Jun 28, 2018

  5. Sweeping changes recommended to counter negative and costly impacts of segregation

    • May 15, 2018

  6. Metropolitan Planning Council announces new Board of Governors and Resource Board members

    • Jan 22, 2018

  7. Metropolitan Planning Council releases data that shows segregation costs the Chicago region billions of dollars each year

    • Mar 28, 2017

  8. Metropolitan Planning Council welcomes new director of marketing and communications, director of transportation and research associate

    • Jan 27, 2017

  9. Darren Walker, Julia Stasch discuss Chicagoland’s inequality, how the region can create shared prosperity and the role of philanthropy at Metropolitan Planning Council (MPC) Annual Luncheon

    • Jan 10, 2017

  10. MPC Annual Luncheon to feature a conversation between Ford Foundation President Darren Walker and John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation President Julia Stasch

    • Jan 5, 2017

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