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The Shriver Center's rebrand represents a bold step into a new frontier in the fight for social justice and race equity.

We can secure justice and advance opportunity for people living in poverty by supporting policies at the state level.

Overly restrictive housing admissions policies create barriers to housing for individuals with criminal records.

The most vulnerable communities in America will be the first to bear the brunt of the consequences of this damaging shut-down.

As affordable housing units continue to age and require renovation, it is essential that we protect vulnerable residents.

Illinois legislature passes bill to steadily increase the state’s minimum wage to $15 by 2025.

GetCareIllinois.org offers low-income families a roadmap to finding, obtaining, and using healthcare coverage.

The use of criminal records in housing limits the ability of justice-involved individuals to rebuild their lives and benefit their communities.

The measure will ensure that housing providers in Cook County, Illinois, do not discriminate against housing applicants with criminal records.

Forty-two Fellows who have been selected to take part in the Shriver Center's 2019 Racial Justice Institute.