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The Institute for Policy Research
at Northwestern University
IPR Policy Briefing
Supported with funding from the
Joyce Foundation
Community
Change in Chicago: How Is
the Landscape Shifting?
Over the years, many factors have created a unique mix of classes,
races, and ethnicities in the city of Chicago and its suburbs. What
are the contemporary trends in housing, crime, and neighborhood
diversity that are shaping how Chicago’s residents work, interact,
and live?
Panelists and
Presentations:
“Crime and Fear Are Down—But
Why?”
by Wesley G. Skogan,
IPR Faculty Fellow and Professor of Political Science.
Click here to see PowerPoint
presentation
“Politics and Promises in the
Transformation of Chicago Public Housing”
by Mary Pattillo,
IPR Faculty Associate and Arthur Anderson Research and Teaching
Professor.
Click here to see
PowerPoint presentation
“The Multicultural Metropolis:
Neighborhood Diversity and Segregation”
by Juan Onésimo
Sandoval, IPR Faculty Fellow and Assistant Professor
of Sociology.
Click here to see
PowerPoint presentation
Moderator:
Therese
McGuire, IPR
Faculty Fellow, Professor of Management and Strategy, Kellogg
Click here for more information on the presentations and panelists.
Click
here for complete video
(350k/51:11 min.)
Friday, March 10
12:00-1:30 p.m.
Kellogg School of Management, Wieboldt Hall
Northwestern University
340 E. Superior St., 4th floor
Chicago
If you are interested in attending, please send
an email to Patricia Reese at
p-reese@northwestern.edu
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