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Recent Work
Civic Innovation Hub Phase 2: Community Based Participatory Research
Residents used community-based participatory research to frame questions and plan local improvements more »
Transportation Equity Network
The Transportation Equity Network (TEN) is a coalition of community groups, equitable transportation advocates, civic organizations, and other... more »
Nature Near Transit
Equitable and Resilient Placekeeping with Nature-Based Solutions and Public Art more »
Recent Posts
Cutting parking for homes built near transit aims to ease housing crunch
Chicago Sun-Times | August 15, 2025
A recently passed city ordinance that eliminates some parking minimums could lead to lower building costs, more housing and lower rents, experts say.
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