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Chicago-based organization delivering research, tools and solutions for sustainable and equitable communities.

Dedicated to building an antiracist workforce development system by removing systemic employment barriers and advancing skills-based hiring in Chicago.

Chicago planning and policy organization addressing regional built environment issues through a racial and economic justice lens.

Based in Chicago, the Active Transportation Alliance is a non-profit advocacy organization that works to improve conditions for bicycling, walking and transit and engage people in healthy and active ways

Better Streets Chicago is a transit advocacy organization making Chicago more livable by advocating for better biking, transit and walking infrastructure.

We work to prevent and end homelessness across Chicago and Illinois because housing is a human right.

We are tenants' rights advocates educating, organizing, and empowering tenants to exercise their human right to affordable and safe housing.

The purpose of Neighbors for Environmental Justice is to educate, advocate and organize with our community to accomplish environmental justice on the southwest side of Chicago.

PCR prioritizes residents of public housing and EJ communities in our staff, board and membership. Our grassroots model is community-led, and we value community leadership development, transparent decision making, and community-led campaigns.

Collaborative promoting equitable development of public spaces, buildings and vacant land around public transit infrastructure in Chicago.

When we fight, we win. Autonomous Tenants Union is a volunteer organization committed to organizing for housing justice from below and to the left.

The Chicago Environmental Justice Network (CEJN) is led by frontline, community-based organizations located on the south and west sides of Chicago. Led mostly by women of color, these organizations serve communities that face severe environmental and health disparities due to the close proximity of residential areas near sources of pollution.

Chicago is a city whose history reveals the many failures of housing policy in the United States. From the violence of redlining to the isolation and later demolition of public housing, our city

Commuters Take Action is a collective of Chicago transit riders fighting for a reliable, safe, accountable, and accessible CTA. In 2022, our co-founders noticed that the CTA wasn’t running as many trains as they said they were and assembled a dream team of transit advocates to do something about