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  • Supporting Chinatown's local economy through riverfront placemaking projects

  • Placemaking rooted in Indigenous culture along the Des Plaines and Chicago rivers

    • By Carolina Macias and Christina Harris, Director of Land Use and Planning
    • Jan 22, 2021

  • Data Points | The case for equitable investments driving COVID-19 recovery

  • At closed Chicago Public Schools' sites, an initiative builds opportunities for community and equity

    • By Paola Aguirre, Founder of Borderless Studio, and Rae Perez, Associate at North Lawndale Employment Network
    • Nov 21, 2019

  • Comcast and MPC Join to Clean Chicago River Shoreline on Comcast Cares Day

    • By Joe Higgins, Director of External Affairs, Comcast Greater Chicago Region
    • May 15, 2019

  • Thank you for making our office a ghost town some days

  • Parks payback: If we invest more, why aren’t we getting more?

  • Where did that come from? Great art keeps popping up along Our Great Rivers

  • How the arts build a stronger Chicago region

    • By Ryn Osbourne and Kaitlin Cernak; edited by Liz Granger
    • Aug 8, 2018

  • A Railroad Runs Through Ping Tom Park

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