re-dress / rɘ’dres /
verb: To remedy, set right or fix something that is wrong.
We envision a society where the harm done through segregation has been remedied and repaired, where all of our citizens live in well-resourced neighborhoods, all of our community members have equal access to home ownership, and where what zip code you were born into no longer determines the shape of your life.
We’re building Redress Roundtables and Committees nationwide that will connect organizations and individuals to build a network of public will for direct action and policy recommendations to make tangible change.
Take the pledge to join Redress Neighbors who are working together to desegregate their communities across the country!
SAY “YES” TO REDRESS.
By taking this pledge, you’ll be connected to other Redress Neighbors around the country who, like you, want to make change in desegregating our neighborhoods and are looking for like-minded folks. You will receive our latest news wraps, information on ways to connect with Neighbors around the country, and invitations to upcoming events (webinars, trainings, and live streams) from The Redress Movement.
These StoryMaps tell the stories of the real people and places directly impacted by discriminatory policies and practices of segregation as they occurred on the ground.
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Denver
Milwaukee
Charlotte
Our movement’s illustrations of restorative policies that our readers can endorse to win redress.
More coming soon!
A comprehensive list of all Redress Movement Vocabulary.
A guide consisting of a series of questions we encourage you to ask of your community to understand its current state of segregation.
The Redress Movement’s base of resources divided into modules, as well as the comprehensive curriculum for those wanting a deeper dive.
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