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  1. New Annual Luncheon date: Monday, Jan. 9, 2017

    • Nov 3, 2016

  2. Data Points: How Chicago's crime rate and population change stack up against other cities

  3. Data Points: Are crime and population loss connected in Chicago?

    • By Alden Loury and and MPC AmeriCorps VISTA Fellow Elizabeth O'Brien
    • Sep 14, 2016

  4. Is integration worth pursuing? Three lines of argument

  5. Opportunities for integration in Chicago Public Schools are rare—and too important to miss

    • By Amy Khare and Marisa Novara
    • Aug 15, 2016

  6. Opportunities for integration in Chicago Public Schools are rare—and too important to miss, part II

  7. The South Side with Natalie Moore

  8. Mapping Chicago’s middle class: Is the region's middle class moving up or down?

  9. Mapping Chicago's Middle Class: What surrounds the metro's middle class?

  10. Data Points: Chicago's segregation isn't just in the city

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