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  1. The Area: When structural racism gets caught on film

  2. Cook County is putting equity on their roadmap

  3. Data Points: What does suburban poverty look like in Chicagoland?

    • By Shehara Waas and Martha Templeton, Research Assistant
    • Sep 17, 2018

  4. Cara provides workforce development for at-risk Chicagoans

  5. The Resurrection Project is ensuring that families can afford to stay in Pilsen

  6. The D-Word

  7. Innovative training is bridging the cultural gaps between officers and black communities

  8. Chicago's downtown-area jobs are growing but not for some residents

  9. Fair Fares: transit equity starts at the farebox

  10. Chicago’s City Colleges and Aon are working together to employ hundreds of youth

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