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Racial Covenants and Redistricting
Racial Covenants in Housing: Are they really a thing of the past?
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Riverfront Talks: Equity + Economy
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‘Riverfront Talks’ Informal Open House
Urban Design and Programming
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Many Hearts Make a Home
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Uncovering Rondo Community Land Trust and the Reparative Framework
Delve into Rondo Community Land Trust’s “WHY” for this important, transformative work.
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City and County Joint Meeting: A Coordinated Approach to Homelessness
Receiving a presentation regarding several key areas of the Olmsted County/City of Rochester Homelessness System including roles, responsibilities and project updates from each organization; the development of a community response system; creating community vision; and the development of a nationally recognized community solutions tool known as Built for Zero.
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C4G: Minnesota Housing Partnership (MHP) -- Summary of MN Housing Legislative Activities
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Rochester City Council: Discussing the future and funding of the Day Center
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C2G Forum: Affordable Housing and Homelessness
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Investing in Community: Equitable Planning and Design Strategies in the Twin Cities and Beyond
As Rochester continues to grow, how can equitable design and planning strategies be utilized to help communities realize the benefits of improvements that are happening in their communities? This presentation will speak to anti-displacement strategies being utilized in the Rondo neighborhood of St. Paul, MN, through the Reconnect Rondo initiative; equitable engagement strategies in Rochester and El Paso, and the way that culture and context can shape park design in Denton, TX. The presentation is intended to start a conversation about how Rochester can learn from these projects and other initiatives to achieve equitable and restorative development.
Located in Community Activities / EDA Equity Alliance Series