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  1. Data Points | When COVID-19 meets structural inequity, Chicago’s immigrant population suffers

    • By Margarita Bernal, Research Assistant. Edited by Dan Cooper.
    • Sep 14, 2020

  2. Data Points | When COVID-19 meets structural inequity, Chicago's immigrant population suffers

    • By Margarita Bernal, Research Assistant. Edited by Dan Cooper.
    • Aug 10, 2020

  3. StormStore - MWRD Pilot in Cook County

    • May 11, 2020

  4. Putting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion to Work

  5. Digital Equity in Education in the Era of Coronavirus

  6. What the CARES Act means for Chicagoland

  7. New faces deepen MPC’s commitment to our region

    • Mar 25, 2020

  8. So what can we do, right now?

    • Mar 25, 2020

  9. Segregation and Inequality Make the Chicago Region More Vulnerable

    • By Daniel Cooper and Shehara Waas, Research Manager
    • Mar 25, 2020

  10. Entrepreneur Andre Johnson knows how much easier life could be for people with disabilities

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