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cntchicago has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in October 2023. The social media accounts linked to from cntchicago are: • Instagram • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, cntchicago has populated their site with: • DDC 2024: Building Sustainable and Resilient Communities • Online: Counting Trucks for Environmental Justice: Data from the Ground Up - Chi Hack Night • Chicago seeing results from public support for Equitable Transit-Oriented Development local visions, expert advice • Civic Innovation Hub • August Newsletter: Join us Wednesday Sept. 11 for Visionary Voices, Making Waves Award • Focusing Chicago’s Environmental Justice at the 2024 DNC • Kate Lowe: Chicago’s public transit fiscal crisis needs more attention • Chicago Truck Data Portal • Justin Romeo • Visionary Voices for Accelerating Innovation in Policy and Practice • Chicago Underwater: A Discussion on the Impact of Flooding • Sustainability advocates: DuSable Lake Shore Drive vision undermines Chicago’s climate goals • Urge your elected officials to hit PAUSE on "Redefine the Drive" — Better Streets Chicago • July Newsletter: Welcome Miriam Savad as Chief Strategy + Program Officer • RainReady Calumet Corridor Plans • Cook County Environmental Justice Survey • oin us July 10, RainReady award, Advanced Clean Fleets waiver & more news • CTA could play a key role in reducing Chicago emissions. But first, it will have to get riders back. • Visionary Voices for sustainable new visions in planning: women to the front • Green Values Calculator • Environmentalists of Color & CNT Spring/Summer Reception • Remembering Lew • Integrating Equity into Flood Resilience Investments • ilcleanjobs.org • Design and Fund Equitable Electric Transportation For Communities • Project Archive • Chicago Truck Count Data Portal • Equity and EVs,’pick a metric, any metric’ new report and more news • Report: 3 Ways to make bus driving a better job – National Campaign for Transit Justice • Mobility, Access, and Transportation Insecurity (MATI) | Center for Transportation Studies • Mapping the Cost of Transportation: Who Can Afford to Get from Point A to B? • 19th Annual Food Justice Summit • Building Blocks of Sustainability - Chris Wheat • Strengthening Transit Through Community Partnerships • February email newsletter: Staff transitions & job opportunities, 3/2 Transit Town Hall, TEEM launch • Rethinking Supply Chains for an Industrial Age - The New Localism • Remembering Lew Kreinberg • Register: Understanding and Mapping Transportation Burden. • Jacky Fellows Internship • My RainReady Home Assessment Tool • Southeast Side residents push back on proposal to allow mining in Chicago to make way for underground complex • Chicago City Council asked to revive Ozinga deep-underground Southeast Side development • Don’t Sacrifice Chicago’s Southeast Side for a Mine • Someone’s got to clean up the foul-smelling, toxic waterway in Little Village • Center for Neighborhood Technology • Newsletter • Center for Neighborhood Technology | LinkedIn • WGN features CNT, PART plan heads to Legislature, and more news • People to People - How the Center for Neighborhood Technology is moving Chicago forward • cnt.org • LVEJO | Leadership Development for the Sustainable Self Determination of Little Village • Transportation + Community Development • Donate • Winners - Chicago Innovation • Majority of Illinoisans Regularly Breathe Unsafe Air, According to New Report • Here’s what you (and city officials) can do to fight basement flooding • Protect Communities & Cut Emissions by Electrifying Trucks and Buses. • Chicago Is Spending $3.8 Billion to Fight Flooding. It Might Not Be Enough. • CTS Webinar: Mobility, Access, and Transportation Insecurity Program Introduction and Listening Session | Center for Transportation Studies • Mayor Brandon Johnson Appoints Real Estate Executive Ciere Boatright Commissioner of the Department of Planning and Development • Cook County communities at-risk of flooding find 'green' solutions to combat rising waters