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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. The Future of Work is Bright in Illinois if We Follow Task Force Recommendations

  4. The Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) program concludes its first cohort with City of Chicago participants

  5. Illinois’ Future of Work Task Force: The Big Questions We Must Address

  6. Here's how Chicagoland can turn liabilities into assets

    • By Jacques Gordon, MPC Board of Governors
    • Jun 10, 2021

  7. A place to study, a place to call home

    • By Ahmadou Dramé and Research Assistants Sarah Atlas and Kris Tiongson
    • May 12, 2021

  8. Another look at Biden's infrastructure plan

  9. Healing our individual and collective trauma: promoting healing-centered policy in a post-COVID world

    • By Debbie Liu and Chloe Gurin-Sands, MPC, Jim Poole, NAMI Chicago, Alexa James, NAMI Chicago
    • Apr 30, 2021

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

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

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