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Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
Description: For much of Denver’s history, mortgage lending and real estate redlining practices prevented many people of color from investing in a home and building intergenerational wealth. The Dearfield Fund with Gary Community Ventures aims to right this injustice by offering first-time Black homebuyers in the Denver metro area up to $40,000 in downpayment assistance. This article from Denver’s CBS affiliate announces the program.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Real estate investment, Discrimination in mortgage loans -- United States, Discrimination in housing -- Colorado -- Denver., Reparations for historical injustices., Social Justice
Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
Description: Metro Down Payment Assistance (metroDPA) is a social equity program sponsored by the City & County of Denver helping people throughout the Front Range become homeowners. It provides a home loan and down payment assistance to help individuals, and their direct descendants, who can demonstrate residential ties to a neighborhood that was redlined between 1938 and 2000. Down payment assistance amounts range from $15,000 to $25,000.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Community development, Community development, Urban -- Colorado -- Denver., Urban policy -- Colorado -- Denver., Restitution, Housing subsidy, Housing subsidies -- Colorado -- Denver., Housing, Wealth -- United States -- History., Home ownership – Colorado – Denver, Social Justice
Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
Description: R.A.D.A. (“Read. Awareness.Dialogue.Action”) is a book discussion series that has been hosted by the Denver Public Library in various iterations since 2016. The series is designed to provide a safe space to discuss some of the issues and movements of the day with respect and compassion. The group reads to raise social consciousness, to exchange ideas and experiences, and to discuss actions that individuals and communities can take to address current societal problems. This page lists the Fall 2018 series books and meetings times and locations.
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Subject: Arts & Humanities, Society & Culture, Social Conditions, Social Justice , Racial Justice, Substance abuse, Body positivity, Self-help groups, Book discussion groups, Libraries and archives
Collection: Conservation
Description: GreenLatinos is an active grassroots community of Latino/a/x leaders, headquartered in Colorado, who educate on, advocate for, and craft environmental justice policy with a focus on communities of color. Their primary policy priorities are climate justice and clean air, protection of public lands and the ocean, creating sustainable communities, and protecting water equity.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Environmental justice, Environmental policy, Politics, Social Justice
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