Serving UIC's Great Cities Commitment: Solutions for Today's Urban Challenges
This report contains compilations and calculations of various employment data for males and females 16 to 24 years old by race/ethnicity from 2005 to 2014, comparing Chicago, Illinois, the U.S. and in some instances, adding Los Angeles and New York.
Atlanta Black Star reported on a paper co-authored by David Stovall, GCI scholar and professor of educational policy studies and African- American studies.
Dick Simpson, former GCI scholar and professor of political science, recently released the 2nd edition of his co-edited book "Twenty-First Century Chicago."
GCI Fellow and Professor of Urban Planning and Policy Rachel Weber's newest book, From Boom to Bubble: How Finance Built the New Chicago, was recently published.
We are pleased to announce the winners of the 2015 Global Health and Wellbeing Research Seed Grant Program.
Progress Illinois reports on an analysis by the Center for Urban Economic Development that supports a measure proposed today by Cook County Commissioner Robert Steele.
Governing Magazine interviewed Michael Pagano, GCI fellow and dean of the College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs, about cities’ recovery from the last recession and the fiscal problems that still remain.
A 2012 study led by Nik Theodore, GCI fellow and professor of urban planning and policy, that found that many Latinos don’t report crime for fear of being questioned about their immigration status has been cited in several articles.
The Wall Street Journal quotes Rachel Weber, GCI faculty fellow and associate professor of urban planning and policy, on the likelihood of errors in property tax assessments of homes that are unusual in a given market.
WBEZ quotes Rachel Weber, GCI fellow and associate professor of urban planning and policy, on community benefit agreements such as the one South Siders seek for the Obama library.