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January 28, 2021
Part I: A Steady Habit of Segregation: History of Segregation in Hartford County
Open Communities Alliance will explore the history of government policies that contributed to residential segregation, both statewide and in Hartford County. This session will feature a presentation by writer Susan Eaton, author of the recent report, A Steady Habit of Segregation, examining how the Hartford region became one of the most segregated in the nation. Participants will also hear from current and former Hartford residents about their own experiences.
February 9, 2021
Part II: The Impact of Segregation and Reparative Strategies
Part II will explore the impact of segregation and innovative strategies being used around the country to counteract it. We will consider the role of towns, regions, and the state in "unwinding" segregation, with a particular focus on the role the creation of mixed-income communities can play in fostering a more equitable and sustainable Hartford region. Our panelists will include Philip Tegeler of the Poverty and Race Research Action Council, Professor Anika Singh Lemar of Yale Law School, OCA’s Erin Boggs, and Jennifer Rangel of the Inclusive Communities Project.
Event Type:
Webinar
Event Category:
General Sustainability Event