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  1. A stable job for those exiting the criminal justice system

    • By Dan Swinney (Manufacturing Renaissance) and Victor Dickson (Safer Foundation)
    • Jan 11, 2021

  2. 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

  3. MPC Statement to Chicago City Council on NO. 20438 (11th WARD)—2420 S. Halsted St.

    • Dec 16, 2020

  4. 2020 Holiday Gift Guide

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

  6. That vacant lot? Here's its potential

    • By Dan Swinney, Manufacturing Renaissance
    • Dec 4, 2020

  7. Inaugural Chicago Water Week accelerates water solutions

    • By Alaina Harkness, Executive Director, Current
    • Dec 4, 2020

  8. MPC Donor Profile: Paul Carlisle

  9. Chicago’s first Equitable Transit-Oriented Development plan is moving toward implementation

  10. Two easy ways to provide input on the Illinois State Water Plan

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