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Equity in Action: How the University of Chicago Became a Trailblazer on Diversity in Professional Services

• By MarySue Barrett
• Jul 1, 2020

Community organizing unlocks the talents of local residents

• By Liz Granger
• Oct 31, 2018

Entrepreneurs on the Chicago’s South and West Sides get a boost from the city's Neighborhood Opportunity Fund

• Oct 16, 2018

Face to face with talent

• By Emily Blum
• Sep 26, 2018

Cara provides workforce development for at-risk Chicagoans

• By Gabriel Charles Tyler
• Sep 14, 2018

The Resurrection Project is ensuring that families can afford to stay in Pilsen

• By Liz Granger
• Sep 4, 2018

Innovative training is bridging the cultural gaps between officers and black communities

• By Gabriel Charles Tyler
• Aug 20, 2018

Chicago’s City Colleges and Aon are working together to employ hundreds of youth

• By Emily Blum
• Jul 6, 2018

Oak Park is making racial equity a village-wide priority

• By Emily Blum
• Jun 12, 2018

The Archdiocese of Chicago is tackling violence by investing in solutions that address poverty and racism

• By Emily Blum
• Jun 12, 2018

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