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04/09/2026

Housing justice does not exist in a vacuum. Discriminatory housing policies, environmental harm, and racial inequity are deeply intertwined. Communities on the frontlines experience these impacts every single day. In our next Lessons from the Field webinar, we will be joined by environmental justice experts to explore how housing justice, racial justice, and environmental justice intersect and what it will take to build healthier, safer, and more equitable communities.

Joining this panel are:

Alan Palm, Executive Director, Better Future Project

Zoe Middleton, Associate Policy Director of Just Climate Resilience, Union of Concerned Scientists

Maryum Jordan, Senior Managing Attorney, EarthRights International

You can RSVP for the webinar here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/lessons-from-the-field-fighting-for-racial-justice-through-an-environmental-justice-lens?source=direct_link&

04/06/2026

For more resources, check out these organizations in each of our partner cities:

Resources for North Carolina:
Carolina Migrant Network
Siembra NC

Resources for Colorado:
Colorado Rapid Response Network
Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition
American Friends Service Committee
Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network

Resources for Omaha:
CIRA
Heartland Workers Center
ACLU of Nebraska
Commissioner Roger Garcia

02/25/2026

Join The Redress Movement for a Lessons from the Field conversation exploring housing as a civil right and why the fight for housing justice remains critical today. Together, we will examine how historic and ongoing policies have shaped racial inequities in housing and neighborhoods, and what it will take to confront segregation and build more just, inclusive communities.

This webinar will connect history to the present moment, grounding our discussion in the urgent need for grassroots organizing, education, and advocacy to advance housing equity. This conversation is an opportunity to deepen understanding of this work and to recommit to what is necessary in the years to come.

Joining The Redress Movement for this webinar's panel are:

Sherrill Frost-Brown, Senior Vice President of Member Services, Housing & Community Development, National Fair Housing Alliance

Brandon Wrencher, Organizing Director, Redress Movement

Maxwell Ciardullo, Research Director, Redress Movement

RSVP for the webinar here: https://actionnetwork.org/events/lessons-from-the-field-housing-as-a-civil-right?source=direct_link&

02/24/2026

We are excited to share a NEW RESOURCE from Rebuild by Design!

The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) is a federal law created to combat the economic effects of redlining by encouraging banks to invest in the communities they serve. For decades, CRA has supported affordable housing, small businesses, and community development—but its potential to address extreme weather risk before disaster strikes remains underused.

While CRA investments have traditionally supported housing, small businesses, and community development, there is an opportunity to leverage it for proactive, community-wide infrastructure. Qualifying activities such as flood control, and stormwater systems are eligible under existing regulations.

Developed with residents in Denver, CO and Charlotte, NC, Rebuild by Design distilled 10 community-informed principles to guide community-wide infrastructure investments.

Explore Rebuild by Design’s new community and bank guides to learn how CRA can support resilience before disaster strikes at bit.ly/CRAguides

12/23/2025

Join The Neighborhood, and build a future where every community can thrive.

At The Redress Movement, we believe that every neighborhood should be a place of belonging – not exclusion. The Neighborhood is a community of monthly donors who power our work to redress segregation and build equitable, inclusive communities across the country.

Your ongoing support sustains everything we do. From uplifting stories like the Mendoza family’s fight to keep their own home, to organizing for fair housing, equitable zoning, and reparative policies in cities like Denver, Milwaukee, and beyond.

When you join The Neighborhood, you are not just giving monthly -- you are united with people committed to repair, justice, and lasting change.

12/02/2025

Today is Giving Tuesday and we are asking you to team up with the residents, organizers, and neighbors who are working hard to make housing justice a reality.

Across our partner communities – from Charlotte to Omaha, Milwaukee to Denver – Redress is confronting displacement, advocating for tenants’ rights, and organizing for policies that repair decades of segregation. We cannot do this without you.

By donating today you are joining our team and showing us that you believe that there is a better future out there, for all of us.

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Thank you for your support!

08/29/2025

We want to thank everyone for their contributions to us on ! The contributions we’ve seen support our team with the access and tools they need to document the history of segregation and inform organizing campaigns, as well as provide materials and resources needed to present histories, connect with community members one-on-one, show up at community events, and lead campaigns that redress segregation in communities across the country.

We appreciate you being on this journey with us, and we can’t wait to build together.

08/28/2025

Happy Day! IT'S FINALLY HERE! TODAY is , a day to support Black-led and Black-benefitting organizations. Your donation can change lives and strengthen communities. Give now at the link in our bio. Let’s make today unforgettable!

08/27/2025

Believe in investing in our communities? We need your help! Answer the call on 8/28/2025 to make a difference. Visit the link in our bio for more info.

08/26/2025

Remembering the pivotal moments in Black history that occurred on August 28th. From Emmett Till to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., this date holds immense significance. This year, The Redress Movement joins in honoring this legacy. Will you show solidarity? Learn more and donate now through the link in our bio.

08/25/2025

On August 28, 2025, The Redress Movement will be joining , a national day of giving focused specifically on supporting Black-led and Black-benefitting organizations. Give 8/28 isn't like other fundraising campaigns. It takes place during Black Philanthropy Month, and the date commemorates multiple critical historical landmarks in Black Americans’ march toward freedom.

Support The Redress Movement this , and help support our team in documenting and sharing the history of segregation in communities across the country, coupled with organizing and base-building to bring more people into the movement to redress segregation.

Supporting Redress’ Give 8/28 campaign takes two steps:
1) Donate to us on August 28th through this link: https://www.give828.org/organization/Redress-Movement
2) Share your support on social media. Tag us and in your posts to join the national Black giving community!"

08/15/2025

This week in Charlotte we hosted a Charlotte City Council Candidate Forum where we had 📣 15 CANDIDATES 📣 and 📣 OVER 160 RESIDENTS 📣 join us to talk about the future of housing, neighborhoods, and transportation in our city!

A special thank you to First United Methodist Church for hosting as well as our sponsors: .nc, , St Peter’s Episcopal, Friendship Missionary Baptist Social Justice Ministry, Faith and Justice Team of Providence Presbyterian Church, and Greater Bethel AME Church

Photo credits to Phillip T. Rice

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Charlotte, NC
28201-28237, 28240-28247, 28250, 28253-28256, 28258, 28260-28262, 28265-28266, 2

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http://www.redressmovement.org/

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