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Chicago’s New Take on Transitional Housing

Chicago’s New Take on Transitional Housing

Chicago’s summers are notoriously hot, but this July the Windy City had some pretty cool news. In an effort to reduce homelessness, the Chicago City Council’s Housing and Real Estate Committee unanimously endorsed a plan to spend $2.9 million converting Lincoln Square’s Diplomat Motel into not just a homeless shelter, but a one-stop shop of care designed to get individuals experiencing homelessness back on their feet.

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Better Know a Pol! with Rep. Neal Collins

Better Know a Pol! with Rep. Neal Collins

When speaking with Rep. Neal Collins, one is treated to a refreshing sort of candor rarely heard these days. He directly addresses the gap between grassroots organizations and elected officials, commenting on how rarely he or his fellows hear from any of their constituents, saying “Just one voice is magnified because we don’t hear very many.”

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