Chicago, IL – Chicago United for Equity (CUE) is proud to announce that it has been awarded a $380,000 grant by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation over the next two years to support its mission, which includes advancing power-sharing structures in government (or co-governance) in Chicago. This funding will build the foundation necessary for government and community to collaboratively work on solutions to our city’s most critical challenges. The grant will specifically support

Chicago United for Equity stands firmly against the recent escalation of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in our city and across the region.

The recent announcement to transition part of The 78 development into a privately funded soccer stadium raises significant questions about urban development priorities in Chicago.

Meet the 2025 CUE Fellows! 20 diverse leaders from across Chicago representing various sectors

Individuals are invites to provide public comment on Co-Governance draft framework

In the wake of Election Day, you may be feeling a range of emotions—frustration, sadness, disappointment, or even anger. We want to...

Highlights from Exploring Co-Governance, a convening for Chicagoans in government and community to reimagine leadership.

Chicago must bridge the gap between communities most harmed by inequity and a government with a long history of neglect

Chicago Public School students deserve a leader dedicated to education and committed to community.

Transforming Chicago requires a definition of racial equity.

Meet the CUE Fellows appointed by Mayor Brandon Johnson to Transition Subcommittees!