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  1. Mobility is Justice: Centering equity in transportation planning

    • By Anna Duan, Research Assistant. Edited by Jeremy Glover, Transportation Associate.
    • Jul 21, 2020

  2. How Planes, Trains and Automobiles Worsened America’s Racial Divide

    • By Stephanie Gidigbi, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
    • Jul 20, 2020

  3. City of Chicago Fair Notice Ordinance Support

    • Jul 14, 2020

  4. Pritzker, Lightfoot: Stop Passing the Buck on Enviro Justice

    • By Meleah Geertsma, Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.
    • Jul 9, 2020

  5. It’s all the same movement: Intersecting Immigrant Justice, the COVID-19 pandemic, Housing Stability and the Movement for Black Lives

    • By Miriam Zuk, Enterprise Community Partners, and Debbie Liu, MPC
    • Jul 6, 2020

  6. Equity in Action: How the University of Chicago Became a Trailblazer on Diversity in Professional Services

  7. It’s time to get serious about preserving Chicago’s two- to four-unit apartment buildings

    • By Miriam Zuk, Diane Limas, Charisma Thapa and Andy Geer
    • Jun 29, 2020

  8. Equitable Prosperity: A conversation on how to grow middle-income jobs

  9. Data Points | COVID-19 Lesson: We Need Fairer Tax Policies

  10. Invest in America Act support letter

    • Jun 15, 2020

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