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November 18, 2022

Making Way for Inclusive Housing Solutions Using Anti-Racism Frameworks

By Evergreen

Dynamic discussion on some of the systemic barriers to affordable housing for BIPOC renters and owners, and the types of solutions we need to move forward.

In this dynamic conversation moderated by Ren Thomas, Associate Professor at Dalhousie University, panelists discuss some of the systemic barriers to affordable housing for BIPOC renters and owners, and the types of solutions we need to move forward with anti-racism frameworks for housing solutions. Dr. Nemoy Lewis discusses the impact of the financialization of housing on affordable housing stock, Diane Walters shares her insight on how to address homelessness and inequalities and Rodney Small discusses the impact of gentrification and displacement of blackness in Halifax.

Speakers and moderator:

  • Dr. Nemoy Lewis, Assistant Professor, School of Urban and Regional Planning, Toronto Metropolitan University
  • Rodney Small, Executive Director, ONE North End Community Economic Development Society
  • Ren Thomas, Associate Professor, School of Planning, Dalhousie University (moderator)
  • Diane Walter, Executive Director, Margaret’s Housing and Community Support Services

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