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Health insurance coverage–and the options an employer offers or doesn’t offer–has long represented an important factor in many Americans’ decisions about where and how they choose to work.

"When I look back on CLA, the Spanish proverb 'dime con quién andas, y te diré quién eres (tell me who you’re with and I’ll tell you who you are)' comes to mind. I am standing with leaders destined to make continued change in Chicago and beyond."

The world’s dictators have a problem: It’s not easy to understand how popular–and thus secure from threat by a potential challenger—they really are.

Over the course of its 10 years, the University of Chicago’s Civic Leadership Academy has trained 300 emerging and high-potential leaders in Chicago-area nonprofit and local government agencies to help those organizations thrive.

The Star Tribune reports that thousands of Minnesotans have received some form of student debt relief in the past four years. The piece cites a Harris AP-NORC poll surveying the sentiment around loan forgiveness. 

"There was a remarkable level of interest in our program this year!” said Grace Hammond, executive director of the Stone Center.