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Redlining

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

How Community Land Trusts Can Help Heal Segregated Cities

Housing in Brief: How to Get the Most from Rental Assistance Programs

Economics in Brief: Trump Regulator Quietly Closed Redlining Complaints, Investigation Shows

Housing in Brief: ‘Modern-day Redlining’

West Oakland street art

Black People Have Been Building a Better World. Who Will Join Them?

Mapping Project Aims to Shed Light on Racial Covenants in Charlottesville

Economics in Brief: What Does the New Tax-Break Tracker Reveal About Your City?

New Credit Union Fund to Boost Outreach in the South’s Historically Redlined Neighborhoods

San Francisco at sunrise

Investigating the Roots of Exclusion in San Francisco

May the (Life) Force Be With You

In Boston, Interactive Exhibit Brings Redlining Impact Home

Breaking Through and Breaking Down the Delmar Divide in St. Louis

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