On the Newsstand:Joe Moore

Participatory Democracy in Chicago: Participatory Budgeting is Working, Important, and Going to Stay

Lena Bae / April 15, 2011 3:34 pm

Participatory Democracy in Chicago: Participatory Budgeting is Working, Important, and Going to Stay

Alderman Joe Moore had $1.3 million to spend. So he let his constituents decide what to do with it.

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