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  1. Latinos Continue to Drive Growth in Chicago's Suburbs: New Report Looks in Depth at Trends

  2. Improving Latino Jobs Must be a Focus for the State of Illinois

    • By Daniel Cooper and Margarita Bernal, Research Assistant; Sylvia Puente and Noreen Sugrue, Latino Policy Forum
    • Sep 14, 2022

  3. AI, Automation, and the Future of Work: The Impact of New Technology on the Illinois Workforce

  4. Water Affordability: A Growing Challenge

    • Jan 18, 2022

  5. Data Points | Who's leaving Cook County?

    • By Daniel Cooper and Rob Paral and Jim Lewis, Rob Paral and Associates
    • Aug 10, 2021

  6. Data Points | Immigrant population loss endangers the Chicago region’s workforce

    • By Margarita Bernal, Research Assistant. Edited by Dan Cooper.
    • Apr 20, 2021

  7. Data Points | Illinois population loss: why immigration is catching our attention

  8. Data Points: How replacing lead water lines will put people back to work

    • By Justin Williams and Tara Jagadeesh, MPC Research Assistant
    • Jan 6, 2021

  9. Data Points | The case for equitable investments driving COVID-19 recovery

  10. Data Points: the environmental injustice of lead lines in Illinois

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