Undesiging the Red Line Interactive Exhibit

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Don’t miss this important event today at the Old Bronx Borough Courthouse from 4PM to 7PM!

Redlining and related policies from the New Deal and Postwar Eras still impact our world and our work in more ways than we imagine. In fact, at the root of many issues like housing, education and policing we find the the long reach of Jim Crow structural racism.

Join Designing the We for a new conversation on how Undesigning the Redline and contextualizing the work we do in the Bronx, New York City, and beyond opens alternative models, collaborations, and processes where another reality is possible. Check out the interactive exhibit and participate in new conversations, both one-on-one and in small groups.

From Gregory Jost:
Come celebrate the completion of nearly 16 years at UNHP and wish me well on what’s next! Instead of buying me a beer at a bar, we will have a keg of a local delicious brew, some decent wine, and some light snacks at this event. I’ll have a jar for donations to cover the costs!

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