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  1. Segregation and Inequality Make the Chicago Region More Vulnerable

    • By Daniel Cooper and Shehara Waas, Research Manager
    • Mar 25, 2020

  2. Entrepreneur Andre Johnson knows how much easier life could be for people with disabilities

  3. Can we have investment and still preserve neighborhood affordability?

  4. Wie geht’s, Deutschland?

  5. What are the place-specific drivers of change? At our Newcomers Think & Drink, we sought out the answers

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

  7. Budgets are a reflection of our policy priorities

    • By Josh Ellis and Justin Williams and Paola Villegas
    • Dec 3, 2019

  8. For people with disabilities, getting from A to B isn't as easy as ABC

  9. Easing the hard work of getting to work

  10. Lightfoot clears a path in Chicago by tackling ridehail congestion

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