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Segregation and Housing Justice Discussion Series
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February 24, 2018
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Filmed 02-21-2018
This two-part discussion series is intended for grassroots movement leaders from the community organizing, labor, and education equity sectors, engaged academics, city planners and social justice funders interested in rolling up their sleeves, and concerned citizens looking to get more involved. In addition, we welcome reporters and editorial board members interested in deepening their reporting on housing issues to attend.
An engaging set of panelists with sometimes conflicting perspectives will provide the launching off point for both community discussions
Panelists:
Professor Janet Smith, Urban Planning and Policy, UIC: The relationship between racial segregation and recurring cycles of disinvestment and then gentrification. Imagining policy interventions into the market that break these cycles.
Amara Enyia, ACE Municipal Consultants: On "Equity" vs. "Integration".
Alden Loury, Metropolitan Planning Council: On MPC’s “Cost of Segregation Report”- Findings and recommendations.
Angela Lacy, Access Living: On navigating the world as a woman of color with a physical disability. Infrastructure, neighborhood accessibility, forced integration, and double binds.
Professor John Betancur, Urban Planning and Policy, UIC: Gentrification in Latinx communities and strategies for resistance and equity.
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