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We like to think people are rational actors, and the best way to reach them is with facts and well-reasoned arguments. But the truth is that most of the time,

The Illinois Network for Pretrial Justice and more than 55 community, faith, policy, and service-providing organizations sent a letter to the Cook County Board of Commissioners calling on them to prot...

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Montana has approved a quota of up to 300 wolves for the 2026–2027 hunting and trapping season, even as uncertainty remains around the state’s updated wolf population estimate. Take action and urge Mo...

No matter our zipcode, our religion or our race, what most Illinois families want is a well-resourced public school right where they live and play. Strong public schools benefit all of our communities...

Why do some messages move people to act while others—even when grounded in facts—fail to break through? Join Page Gardner, Jiggy Geronimo, PhD of JG Insights LLC, Kate Catherall of Slow Clap, and Dre...

See where Chicago Public Schools Board of Education candidates stand on student privacy, screen time, and human-centered learning.

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