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    Grassroots Collaborative unites eleven membership-based organizations in
    Illinois in order to create policy change on local and statewide levels.

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By bringing together organizations across movements, especially labor and community, we
have built a broad and deep base necessary for fighting the corporate interests working against all of our constituencies.

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Increased Spending on Police Will Not Make Us Safer – Investing in Neighborhoods Will

3October 30, 2018by GRCAdmin

Grassroots Collaborative Statement on Proposed Increases to CPD Budget Chicago, IL – Grassroots Collaborative is a community labor coalition representing tens of thousands of Chicago residents who been hurt by the failed policies of the Emanuel administration. The following is a statement from Amisha Patel, Executive Director of Grassroots Collaborative on Tuesday’s Committee on Budget […]

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Grassroots Collaborative Statement on Jason Van Dyke Verdict

3October 5, 2018by GRCAdmin

It is difficult to feel any real satisfaction at a murder being called a murder. For the communities that we represent it was never a question whether or not Jason Van Dyke murdered Laquan McDonald. The only question was whether or not our court system is capable of holding a white Chicago police officer accountable […]

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What Does Emanuel’s Departure Mean for Chicago’s Progressive Movement?

3September 10, 2018by GRCAdmin

On Tuesday, September 4, 2018, Emanuel announced that he was not seeking re-election, after two terms in office. The news sent shock waves as did a similar announcement almost eight years ago to the day when longtime mayor Richard J Daley announced that he was done. In the next few days and weeks, many new […]

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No Public Dollars for Lincoln Yards

3August 30, 2018by GRCAdmin

Last week we joined with community residents from across the city for a press conference in front of the proposed site of the $5 billion dollar Lincoln Yards luxury development. Currently, the developer Sterling Bay is seeking up to $1 billion in taxpayer money to fund the building of a massive 70-acre mega development consisting […]

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