Invest in and expand access to cultural anchors, land, and spaces that are significant to American Indian, Black, Japanese, Filipino, and other communities directly harmed by past discriminatory government actions including redlining, urban renewal, the Indian Relocation Act or WWII Japanese incarceration to redress histories of dispossession, social disruption, and physical displacement

  • Policy

Name

Invest in and expand access to cultural anchors, land, and spaces that are significant to American Indian, Black, Japanese, Filipino, and other communities directly harmed by past discriminatory government actions including redlining, urban renewal, the Indian Relocation Act or WWII Japanese incarceration to redress histories of dispossession, social disruption, and physical displacement

Types

Policy

Number level

12

Related objectives

Offer reparations for communities directly harmed by discriminatory action and bring back their displaced people
Build intergenerational wealth for american indian, black, and other communities of color
Elevate expression of cultural identities through the design of active and engaging neighborhood buildings and spaces

Source

SF Housing Element