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  1. 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

  2. Can hospitals make communities healthier?

  3. If your employees lived in Philly, they'd be Home Buy Now

    • By Christopher Waters, program manager, Urban Affairs Coalition
    • Apr 23, 2015

  4. Why is Minneapolis growing almost five times faster than Chicago? It's not the weather.

  5. What if Chicagoland grew like Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Atlanta or Seattle?

  6. Expanding Employer-Assisted Housing through rental benefits

  7. Introducing our EAH Guidebook

  8. The cost of employee turnover: EAH as a tool to affordably retain employees

  9. Corporate Social Responsibility is key to a company's Image

    • By Yonina Gray and MPC Research Assistant Quanic Fullard
    • Jun 6, 2014

  10. Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a growing component for a company's reputation

    • By Yonina Gray and MPC Research Assistant Quanic Fullard
    • Jun 5, 2014

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