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  1. If Companies Want a Diverse Workforce, They Need to Pay Attention to Transportation

    • By Audrey Wennink and Meeting of the Minds
    • Jan 20, 2021

  2. Economic equity bill draws scrutiny

    • By Peter Hancock Capitol News Illinois
    • Jan 10, 2021

  3. Hinz digs into Census numbers

    • By Rich Miller Capitol Fax
    • Jan 6, 2021

  4. What's behind Illinois' troublesome population drop?

    • By Greg Hinz Crain's Chicago Business
    • Jan 5, 2021

  5. Before stimulus, advocates pushed for transparency on cuts. That’s still important.

    • By John Greenfield StreetsBlog Chicago
    • Dec 22, 2020

  6. What will the new COVID stimulus bill mean for Chicagoland transit?

    • By John Greenfield StreetsBlog Chicago
    • Dec 21, 2020

  7. A chance to break housing segregation patterns

    • By Maria Krysan Crain's Chicago Business
    • Dec 17, 2020

  8. The City Is Polling People On Their Feelings On Police, But Can It Lead To Change?

    • By Bob Chiarito Block Club Chicago
    • Dec 11, 2020

  9. Reps. García, Pressley, and Jeffries Introduce Transit Parity Resolution

    • By Office of Representative Jesús “Chuy” García U.S. Congressman Chuy García Website
    • Dec 10, 2020

  10. Anti-Gentrification Measure Extended for 6 Months as Officials Craft New Plan

    • By Heather Cherone WTTW
    • Dec 8, 2020

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