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  1. Community-Led Riverfront Projects

  2. A Community Vision for Beaubien Woods

  3. Oak Park is making racial equity a village-wide priority

  4. Why I bike to work, and why you should too

  5. When a bank serves up loans—with a side of financial coaching

  6. Our Equitable Future: A Bronzeville release event

    • By Sawyer Middeleer, Research Assistant
    • May 18, 2018

  7. Why should we act now toward incorporating and managing Smart City technology?

    • By Sawyer Middeleer, Research Assistant. Edited by Liz Granger, Content Strategist.
    • May 17, 2018

  8. Fare-free CTA: What would it take?

  9. How is smart city technology implemented and scaled?

    • By Sawyer Middeleer, Research Assistant. Edited by Liz Granger, Content Strategist.
    • May 16, 2018

  10. What is a smart city?

    • By Sawyer Middeleer, Research Assistant. Edited by Liz Granger, Content Strategist.
    • May 14, 2018

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