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  1. Data Points | Grocery shopping? Not so fast.

  2. Equitable recovery requires meaningful engagement

  3. An incomplete Census count will exacerbate inequities of the region

  4. New HUD waiver provides opportunity to advance housing re-entry opportunities

    • By Kate Walz, Vice President of Advocacy, Shriver Center on Poverty Law
    • Apr 29, 2020

  5. What Else Can We Do to Slow the Spread?

  6. Digital Equity in Education in the Era of Coronavirus

  7. For Cook County Jail, a hot spot of COVID-19, our choices are fast action or mass death

    • By Daniel Cooper and Amanda Klonsky, chief program officer for a prison education organization
    • Apr 24, 2020

  8. What can local governments do to manage the effects of COVID-19?

  9. Invest in water infrastructure for relief, resilience, and economic recovery

  10. What the CARES Act means for Chicagoland

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