But our efforts in Minneapolis are made especially urgent by the city's contemporary racial disparities, which are some of the largest in the nation. Mapping Prejudice builds on this existing work. Mapping Inequality was conceived by the University of Richmond's Digital Lab, which digitized New Deal redlining maps to illuminate how federal policy makers "used racial criteria to categorize lending and insurance risks. The mission of Bull City 150 is to invite Durhamites to reckon with the racial and economic injustices of the past 150 years and commit to building a more equitable future.
Registration for MaReckoning with Racial Covenants public workshop HIH aims to tell the story and impact of racially restrictive agreements contained in property deeds in Durham, North Carolina using public records information and archival documentation. Hacking into History: Reckoning With Racial Covenants (HIH) You'll hear L'Tanya, Tia, Andrew, Alex, Tim and J.T. This episode gives the microphone to the Hacking Into History project team to dig into our work revealing and reckoning with racially-restrictive deed covenants. Used by permission of the artist's family. Max Liboiron, anticolonial researcher and founder of the CLEAR plastic pollution laboratory.Įpisode closing music, Happy Old Young Man, by Anthony Tutelli (2003). The National Integrated Heat Health Information System (NIHHIS)īlack Neighborhoods in Durham are Much Hotter Than Their White Counterparts IndyWeek ()ĭr. Urban Heat Island Temperature Mapping Campaign What do we need to do locally with housing and other policies to protect people from heat?ĭata we've published together on the Durham Compass.įor more info about this show's topics check out these links. Heat islands and cool oases across a segregated landscape. The CAPA Heat Watch study supported by the Museum of Life and Science in Durham. Join Bonita Green (Merrick-Moore Community Development Association), Max Cawley & Imani Vincent (Museum of Life and Science), Tim Stallmann (Research Action Design), L'Tanya Durante and John Killeen (DataWorks NC) as we discuss our recent collaboration to bring resident-collected heat island data into public knowledge and conversation.
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