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  1. There’s a 30-year life expectancy gap between Englewood and Streeterville. And Chicago’s new Chief Equity Officer can do something about it

  2. Black, brown, green

  3. The Lightfoot transition report: What you need to know

  4. How to reform aldermanic prerogative: Lessons from New York, L.A. and beyond

    • By MarySue Barrett and Justin Williams, MPC Research Assistant
    • Apr 23, 2019

  5. Metropolitan Planning Council to City Council: Defer the Decision on Mega-Developments

    • Apr 9, 2019

  6. Now is the Time to Get Serious About Equitable Development in South and West Side Communities

  7. Go deep: Three webinars on the issues driving Chicago

  8. How the Legacy of Dr. King Highlights Chicago’s Problem of Local Control

  9. After 20 Years, Three Regions Confront Their Divisions

    • By MarySue Barrett and Tom Wright, President and CEO of Regional Plan Association (RPA) and Gabriel Metcalf, President and CEO of SPUR
    • Dec 13, 2018

  10. Data Points: Why some neighborhoods in Chicago have lots of affordable housing—and others don't

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