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  1. Exploring the New York City waterfront

  2. Chicago and New York continue momentum in developing riverfront trails

  3. Data Points: Middle class realities when you are black and brown

  4. Recreation for Everyone: Creating Accessible Spaces Along the Riverfront

    • By Natalie Hamilton, MPC Research Assistant
    • May 2, 2017

  5. The ugly side of planning: land use and segregation

  6. Close to Home: The Legacy of Illinois’ Land Conservation Advocate George Fell

  7. Data Points: In the Chicago region, when white people leave jobs tend to follow

  8. Transform Illinois Coalition Pushes Ahead on Government Consolidation

    • By The Civic Federation
    • Apr 14, 2017

  9. Three Steps to Building a Less Segregated Future

    • By Marisa Novara and Amy Khare, Rolf Pendall and Mark Treskon
    • Apr 7, 2017

  10. Why “trickle-down” economics is still not the answer

    • By Amy Khare and Jessica Smith & Alden Loury
    • Apr 6, 2017

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