FOR VISITORS
What You Can Do Next
- Learn your fair housing rights
- Talk with your family about housing history and present-day barriers
- Support accessible, inclusive, and equitable housing policy
- Attend local meetings where development, zoning, transit, and housing decisions are made
- Share this exhibit with schools, civic groups, and community organizations
FOR EDUCATORS
Bring the Conversation Into the Classroom
This exhibit was designed to support intergenerational learning. Educators can use the zone sequence and testimonial videos to spark conversations about history, government, economics, race, disability, infrastructure, and civic responsibility.
FOR PROFESSIONALS AND POLICYMAKERS
Move From Awareness to Accountability
Housing professionals, civic leaders, and public officials have a responsibility to ensure that systems are not only efficient, but fair. Equity must be measured not by intention, but by outcomes.
Featured Media
"Keys to Equity" immersive housing exhibit in Douglasville
Douglasville is hosting "Keys to Equity," an interactive and immersive experience designed to explore the history of local housing.
KSU School of Government and International Affairs
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