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  1. Over two hundred voices discuss the future of one Rogers Park lot

  2. MPC Statement to Chicago City Council on NO. 20438 (11th WARD)—2420 S. Halsted St.

    • Dec 16, 2020

  3. Chicago’s first Equitable Transit-Oriented Development plan is moving toward implementation

  4. A community-driven planning process, in the age of COVID

  5. How can the city get the most from its Opportunity Zones?

  6. Data Points | When COVID-19 meets structural inequity, Chicago's immigrant population suffers

    • By Margarita Bernal, Research Assistant. Edited by Dan Cooper.
    • Aug 10, 2020

  7. Mobility is Justice: Centering equity in transportation planning

    • By Anna Duan, Research Assistant. Edited by Jeremy Glover, Transportation Associate.
    • Jul 21, 2020

  8. How Planes, Trains and Automobiles Worsened America’s Racial Divide

    • By Stephanie Gidigbi, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
    • Jul 20, 2020

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

  10. Community-led Coronavirus Response

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