This site allows you to browse, choose and explore rich layered multimedia stories about post-crisis urban equity and redevelopment.
In the years after Katrina, planners, experts and advocates clashed over the right to return to devastated neighborhoods.
Two renters left without heat or electricity battle cold weather and mold for months in Coney Island.
A portrait of Jimmy, a life-long New Orleanian who refused to leave his beloved home and pets during and after Katrina.
New Orleans filmmaker William Sabourin turned his camera on the chaos and community that he witnessed during Katrina and its aftermath.
12-year old Tr'Vel Lyons recounts how he and his mother survived Katrina with the help of a guardian angel.
New Jersey homeowner Deborah Turner is caught in a tangle of red tape trying to rebuild after Sandy.
Al Aubry and his family adapt to life in FEMA trailer while waiting to rebuild their home.
We are looking to foster creative and strategic partnerships with organizations and individuals– educators, mediamakers, advocates, and others– working towards just and equitable community (re)building. Using this platform, partners can create and curate their own multi-layer stories and strategically deploy them to increase engagement and effect change locally and nationally. To find out more about becoming a partner, contact us.
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