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Our office has partnered with Chicago United for Equity (CUE) to embark on a journey to realize Mayor Johnson’s vision. In September 2023, OERJ and CUE hosted government and community partners to engage in a conversation about creating a shared definition of co-governance.
21 mar 2024 · Blackstone, Apollo, KKR and The Carlyle Group are among the top ten U.S.-based private equity firms based on assets under management. Find out which others made the list.
The Office of Equity and Racial Justice (OERJ) seeks to achieve equity in the city’s service delivery, decision-making, and resource distribution.
6 lis 2023 · Team members from the Office of Equity & Racial Justice led an exercise on defining co-governance, inviting participants to discuss how these definitions met or fell short of their expectations. One participant recommended adding the idea of “kinship” to the official definition of co-governance.
The nation’s first-ever adoption of racial equity impact assessment by a housing agency was announced, (and as we highlighted in our fall report), when the City of Chicago’s Department of Housing released its Qualified Allocation Plan for federal low income housing tax credits in 2021.
HELP BUILD A MORE JUST, EQUITABLE, AND INCLUSIVE CHICAGO. Chicago United for Equity, through racial justice, acknowledges history, shifts power, builds accountability, and helps create a Chicago that works for us all.
2 lis 2022 · While there are several different financial models for establishing a housing co-op, zero equity, limited equity and market rate co-ops are some of the three most common models in Chicago. Zero equity: Individual members of the co-op do not have any ownership in the property.
