Natural crisis

Post-Hurricane Katrina, three generations of New Orleans women remain in historic neighborhoods though gentrification makes it harder

October 19, 2019

Gentrification/Major Collaborative Project

In 2005, Hurricane Katrina devastated most Black neighborhoods in New Orleans, resulting in displacement for hundreds of thousands of people. Many did

Making waves: Wilmington, North Carolina gentrification post-Hurricane Florence | Short Doc

October 7, 2019

Gentrification/Major Collaborative Project

Manuel Lloyd and Dalvonte Howard look at how a real estate company forced low income, Black community members in Wilmington, North Carolina,

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Natural crisis

Post-Hurricane Katrina, three generations of New Orleans women remain in historic neighborhoods though gentrification makes it harder

Making waves: Wilmington, North Carolina gentrification post-Hurricane Florence | Short Doc