RRR - Rebuild, Resilience, and Restructure: Rebuilding Black Towns & Neighborhoods, Black Resilience, Restructuring Federal Partnerships

Start Date

06/02/2023

End Date

06/02/2024

Description

In this session, Brian Peters (CBCNU) will explore three key opportunities to rebuild black towns and settlements today by working through pre and post-disaster relief efforts in partnership with the Federal Government. The focus will be on fostering resilience, addressing historical injustices, and forging stronger federal partnerships. Attendees will gain valuable insights into actionable steps they can take to actively participate in redeveloping historically black neighborhoods. The session will also delve into the significance of leveraging pre and post-disaster relief efforts for effective rebuilding and discuss methods to rebuild federal trust and partnerships. Additionally, the impacts of disasters on Black and Brown communities will be analyzed.

Location

Charlotte, NC

Distance Learning

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Historic Preservation
Urban Planning & Design

Health, Safety and Welfare

Yes

Hours

1.0

Learning Outcomes

Explain actionable items that individuals can implement today to become active members in the redevelopment of Historically Black neighborhoods.
Demonstrate how pre and post-disaster relief efforts can be leveraged effectively to rebuild Historic Back towns and settlements.
Discuss strategies to rebuild federal trust and establish stronger partnerships for sustainable community development.
Analyze the specific impacts of disasters on Black and brown communities and understand the challenges they face in the rebuilding process.

Instructors

Brian Peters, Alexander Lazard, Bruzenskey Bois

Course Codes

CNU31040

Provider

Congress for the New Urbanism

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