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  1. Housing Authority of Cook County on Interim Recertifications

    • May 1, 2020

  2. New HUD waiver provides opportunity to advance housing re-entry opportunities

    • By Kate Walz, Vice President of Advocacy, Shriver Center on Poverty Law
    • Apr 29, 2020

  3. The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same: Frivolous Lawsuits to Block Affordable Housing Are Nothing New

  4. What the CARES Act means for Chicagoland

  5. Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule

    • Mar 16, 2020

  6. It’s Time to Protect Federal Fair Housing Regulations

    • By Kristen Gore and Edited by Juan Sebastian Arias, Manager
    • Mar 2, 2020

  7. Part 2: Who is benefiting from the Affordable Requirements Ordinance?

  8. Part 1: How effective is the Affordable Requirements Ordinance?

  9. A look back at "Making Positive Change" in 2019

  10. A community vision for preserving affordability in East Garfield Park

    • By Jane Anderson, Research Assistant; Edited by: Juan Sebastian Arias, Manager
    • Nov 13, 2019

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