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ENVIRONMENT: Improving Water Supply and Conservation in Illinois
A new report recently released by Openlands and Metropolitan Planning Council details how Illinois can improve its local and regional water supply planning and conservation strategies across the state. Before the Wells Run Dry presents a series of recommendations for how Illinois, through regional consensus building and planning as well as state financial and technical assistance, can reduce water waste through local conservation strategies, which will decrease pressure on our water supplies.
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Celebrating Artists of Color in the Midwest
Leading cultural institutions were awarded the 2010 Joyce Awards
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Ensuring fair, accurate, and insightful reporting about education in the media
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Helping to restore communities affected by the economic downturn
Read full story >Reforming Government in the Midwest
Grantees playing a central role in a series of recent campaign finance reforms
Read full story >Stopping Great Lakes Invaders
Working to combat invasive species in our waterways
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Entrepreneurial partnerships supporting education innovation
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New Tools in the Advocacy Toolkit
New Media Panel on
Microtargeting, Netroots Mobilization,
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e-Advocacy
Improving Water Supply and Conservation in Illinois
Reducing water waste through local conservation strategies
Read full story >Coalition of More than 450 Mayors Sends Blueprint for Federal Action to Obama Administration
Bipartisan coalition releases recommendations to better enforce existing gun laws
Read full story >The Shifting Gears Approach to Systems Change
Report highlights strengthening education and training systems in Midwest
Read full story >GrantList
Grants approved at the December 2009 meeting of the Joyce Foundation Board of Directors.
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