Themes:
Incorporation - 1980 & After
Housing
Gentrification
Immigration
Non-Profits
Economic Development - Ravenswood High School Site/Ravenswood Gateway 101
People of EPA
Economic Development - Whiskey Gulch/University Circle
Subjects:
Barbara Mouton, Omowale Satterwhite, David Cox, EPACCI, Rent Stabilization Board, Renee Glover Chantler, Joaquin De Monet, Carlos Romero, Stanley Hall, Carl Tagler, Russell Averhart, Goldfarb & Lipman, Gertrude Wilks, Mama Dee Uhila, Sharifa Wilson, Dyanne Ladine, Community Development Institute (CDI), Faye McNair-Knox, EPA Community Law Project, Ruben Abrica
Date of Creation or Publication:
1/12/2022
Creator
Sharifa Wilson
Donor
Renee Glover Chantler
Language
English
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Interview of Renee Glover Chantler by Sydney Jackson and Sharifa Wilson. Topics include: going to Stanford University, coming to EPA in 1980, housing issues including rent control, tenants rights and incorporation, Black self-determination, community engagement, economic development, changes in EPA demographics, divisions in the EPA community today, the importance of EPA's cultural vision, EPA's uniqueness, her favorite memory, the Opportunity to Purchase Act (OPA), the impact of racism and others.