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McCormick Foundation Awards Data Cooperative Grant

We are pleased to announce that the McCormick Foundation has awarded a $50,000 grant to Injustice Watch as the fiscal agent for a team of community organizations that will develop a Chicago Data Cooperative. The Cooperative is a joint effort of DataMade, Injustice Watch, City Bureau, the Chicago Reporter, Adler University, and the Invisible Institute. Through the Chicago Data Cooperative, these and other organizations seeking data from public agencies will coordinate their data collection and data cleaning activities in order to reduce duplicative efforts and costs. This important project will enhance investigative journalism and improve the transparency and accountability of our public institutions. Injustice Watch is grateful to the McCormick Foundation for supporting this initiative by providing this planning grant.

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