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We help residents achieve equity & homeownership to build thriving communities.

We help residents achieve equity & homeownership to build thriving communities.

Redlined areas are impacted beyond just housing needs.

Redlined areas are impacted beyond just housing needs.

Previous redlined areas are still seeing the drastic housing, economic, and even health impacts on residents in these areas.

Previous redlined areas are still seeing the drastic housing, economic, and even health impacts on residents in these areas.

Chicago faces a plethora of racial/ethnic segregation.

Chicago faces a plethora of racial/ethnic segregation.

Chicago is at the forefront of cities who have historically redlined area.
Even today, the integration of Chicago's neighborhoods isn't what it could be.

Chicago is at the forefront of cities who have historically redlined area.
Even today, the integration of Chicago's neighborhoods isn't what it could be.

Many homes in major metropolitan areas still have racist deeds.

Many homes in major metropolitan areas still have racist deeds.

Even after 60 years since the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was enacted,
many homes are still found to have racial covenants and deeds from past owners that are being revealed during sales today.

Even after 60 years since the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was enacted,
many homes are still found to have racial covenants and deeds from past owners that are being revealed during sales today.

Learn about the families affected by housing segregation.

Learn about the families affected by housing segregation.

Clark Family
Barred from moving into an all-white Chicago suburb in 1951, the Clarks faced a violent mob attack that exposed the fierce resistance to housing integration in the North.
Shelley Family
The Shelley family’s fight to keep their St. Louis home led to a landmark Supreme Court case that challenged the legality of enforcing racial housing covenants.
Sheng Family
Sing Sheng’s attempt to buy a home in South San Francisco ended with a community vote rejecting his family, spotlighting anti-Asian housing discrimination in postwar America.
Myers Family
When the Myers family integrated Levittown, Pennsylvania in 1957, they endured months of harassment and violence, challenging one of America’s most iconic segregated suburbs.