The Archive of Urban Futures
The Afterlife of Urban Renewal The Living Archive Reclaim and Remain About
War on the Poor|Oakland|March 12, 1966|
          The Flatlands, March 12, 1966|#blackhistory, #oakland, #blackactivism
Overlaid Oakland Map|West Oakland|2022|A 1946 map of West Oakland, overlaid with modern-day infrastructure. The orange regions of the show the locations of vacant or parking lots where homes once stood.|#redlining, #blackhistory, #bayarea
Area Description for section of Emeryville, CA|Emeryville|June 15, 1937|During the late 1930s, the Home
            Owners’ Loan Corporation (HOLC) used these descriptions with color-coded “redlining”
            maps to determine mortgage lending risk.|#blackhistory, #oakland, #blackactivism
Archive of Urban Futures Collage|Present Oakland|2023|Archive of Urban Futures Collage|#blackfutures, #bayarea
Area Description for section of Oakland, CA.|Oakland|June 15, 1937|During the late 1930s, the Home
            Owners’ Loan Corporation (HOLC) used these descriptions with color-coded “redlining”
            maps to determine mortgage lending risk.|#blackhistory, #oakland, #blackactivism
Urban cowboy - Black Joy Parade|Oakland|2022|Urban cowboy at the 2022 Black Joy Parade|#blackfutures, #blackjoy
The “Hyphy Rail,” by Azlinah Tambu|Oakland|2023|Representing an imaginary rail line that
            connects families and communities that have been displaced from Oakland to regions
            like Stockton and Los Vegas due to gentrification.|#blackhistory, #eminentdomain, #displacement, #dispossession, #urbanrenewal
“Slay” - Black Joy Parade|Oakland|2022|Dancers at the 2022 Black Joy Parade|#blackhistory, #Oakland
The Power and Peril of Eminent Domain|Oakland|2023|collage |#blackhistory, #eminentdomain, #displacement, #dispossession, #urbanrenewal
Guns but not Milk|Oakland|1966|Flatlands, Oakland|#blackhistory, #Oakland
Flyer for “Manifesting a Future of Black Oakland” Workshop|Oakland|2022|Event flyer|#blackfutures, #gentrification, #capitalism
Still from interview |Oakland|2022|Interview with with Azlinah Tambu of Moms 4 Housing|#housingjustice, #housingisahumanright