Redlining

This Oakland Group Has a Plan to Make ADUs Easier to Finance and Build

Apartheid by Another Name: How Zoning Regulations Perpetuate Segregation

Bank Regulators Propose Overhaul of Redlining Law

A Recipe to Build Accessible Space for Food Businesses in a Redlined Neighborhood

Cultivating Trees and a Juster Future in San Francisco

Camden, Newark & Baltimore Lead in Building Equitable Access to Urban Tree Canopy

Using a Land Trust to Right Interstate Wrongs in the Twin Cities

This Baltimore Developer Is Breaking Down Barriers to Rebuild Communities

Housing Briefs: Wells Fargo Denied Most Refinance Apps for Black Homeowners

Tents set up along a freeway in Los Angeles

Housing in Brief: Nearly 1500 Unhoused LA Residents Died On The Street During the Pandemic

Economics in Brief: DOJ Leads Hard Charge Against Redlining

Housing in Brief: Baltimore Mayor Vetoes Security Deposit ‘Insurance’ Bill

Illinois Will Now Grade Credit Unions and Mortgage Companies on Their Commitment to Fair Lending

How Jackson, Mississippi’s New Comprehensive Plan Foregrounds Race

Housing in Brief: Berkeley Says it Will End Single-Family Zoning, Which It Pioneered

An early 20th-century NAACP map showing lynchings between 1909 and 1918. The maps were sent to politicians and newspapers in an effort to spur legislation protecting Black Americans.

How Black Cartographers Put Racism on the Map

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