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Fair Development

Interview with Terrel Askew, United Workers/ Baltimore Housing RoundtableOrganizer

August 27, 2018

A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to conduct a casual interview with Terrel Askew, an organizer with United Workers and Baltimore Housing Roundtable, two groups that has been spearheading the 20/20 plan for equitable development and affordable housing in Baltimore City that was approved by Mayor Catherine Pugh and City Council earlier this…

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Filed Under: Week, Week 9 Tagged With: Affordable Housing, Baltimore, Baltimore Housing Roundtable, Fair Development, Organizing, United Workers

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Another photo from the #Beltline4All action
Another photo from the #Beltline4All action
Polygons representing the HOLC's 1937 Baltimore Housing Security (redlining) map placed over the 2018 vacancy heatmap
Polygons representing the HOLC’s 1937 Baltimore Housing Security (redlining) map placed over the 2018 vacancy heatmap
Rooftop with garden and tables
Rooftop of Right to the City’s office
Themes of Active/Future campaigns being run by HFA member groups based on their city/information collected in HFA member census. Coral is Building-Based Justice, teal is Community Control, yellow is Renters' Rights, pink is Development Without Displacement, Orange is Discrimination in Housing, green is Just Cause Eviction, blue is Rent Control, tangerine is Right to Counsel, and purple is Tenant Unions. Important to note that approximately 40 groups out of HFA's 100+ member group network filled out the member census.
Themes of Active/Future campaigns being run by HFA member groups based on their city/information collected in HFA member census. Coral is Building-Based Justice, teal is Community Control, yellow is Renters’ Rights, pink is Development Without Displacement, Orange is Discrimination in Housing, green is Just Cause Eviction, blue is Rent Control, tangerine is Right to Counsel, and purple is Tenant Unions. Important to note that approximately 40 groups out of HFA’s 100+ member group network filled out the member census.

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