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  1. More than half of Chicago family households do not earn a living wage

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

  3. The Archdiocese of Chicago is tackling violence by investing in solutions that address poverty and racism

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

  5. Our Equitable Future: A Bronzeville release event

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

  6. Sweeping changes recommended to counter negative and costly impacts of segregation

    • May 15, 2018

  7. Change Moves Fast

  8. When Local Control Goes Wrong

  9. Exposure Is Key

  10. Data Points: A Tale of Two Cities (and why inclusive prosperity in both really matters)

    • By Shehara Waas and Vivek Ramakrishnan, Research Assistant
    • Feb 8, 2018

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