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  1. Want Fair Water Rates? Senate Bill 1724 is a Good Start

  2. People with arrest and conviction records are one step closer to equal housing access. Here’s why that matters

    • By Patricia Fron, Chicago Area Fair Housing Alliance, and Marie Claire Tran-Leung, Shriver Center on Poverty Law
    • Apr 23, 2019

  3. 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

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

    • Apr 9, 2019

  5. How can Illinois school districts address funding woes? Share administrative services

  6. To our next mayor: look to ‘Resilient Chicago’ to bridge the gap between climate change and equity

    • By Josh Ellis and Michael Berkowitz, President of 100 Resilient Cities
    • Mar 15, 2019

  7. Enhancing Chicago's rivers through guidelines and governance

  8. We all use transportation. So why don’t we invest in it?

  9. Aldermanic prerogative is the grease that oils the machine

  10. Chicago's City Council just took an important step toward equity

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