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  1. Is Inclusion Possible in Areas of Affluence? (Part 3 of 3)

  2. You've Probably Never Heard of Chicago’s Latest Desegregation Effort

  3. An old hospital and abandoned farm walk into a bar... equitable community planning at its best

  4. Moving from separate and unequal to inclusive and equitable

  5. Illinois Transportation, Moving in the Right Direction

  6. Exploring the New York City waterfront

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

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

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

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

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

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