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  1. Data Points: Allied, not sleepless, in Seattle

    • By Alden Loury and Vivek Ramakrishnan, Research Assistant
    • Jan 11, 2018

  2. What I learned in Atlanta about equity and inclusion

  3. An Education in Equity

  4. Contract selling preys on Chicagoans

    • By John Borthwick, MPC Research Assistant
    • Oct 9, 2017

  5. Data Points: Black students declining at Chicago's top public high schools and in CPS overall

  6. Dear white people: We don't need a torch to be part of the problem

  7. The Chicago region's white population continues to decline

  8. Unlocking doors and neighborhood potential: Inclusive placemaking in Montreal

  9. Walking Waukegan: Inequity On Foot

  10. Residents play a vital role in making our rivers great

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