The trailer for Arc of Justice, which traces the remarkable journey of New Communities, Inc. (NCI) in southwest Georgia, a story of racial justice, community organizing, and perseverance in the face of enormous obstacles.
Parkdale Neighbourhood Land Trust (PNLT) is a community land trust in Toronto’s Parkdale neighbourhood, led by residents and organizations working to promote the social, cultural and economic diversity of Parkdale by redefining how land is used and developed. PNLT is part of a broader set of initiatives under the umbrella of the Parkdale People’s Economy.
The trailer for Gaining Ground, a follow-up to the award-winning documentary Holding Ground (1996), shows how the Dudley Street neighborhood in Boston has managed to stem the tide against enormous odds.
This video features the ACLT board president, homeowners, and a rental tenant, and covers their rent-to-own program.
À Bruxelles, les familles avec peu de revenus qui veulent se loger découvrent rapidement deux réalités : un déficit important de logements sociaux et une augmentation très importante des prix du logement. Plusieurs associations bruxelloises ont réfléchi à cette question et ont découvert, aux États-Unis, un système qui pourrait y apporter une réponse : les Community Land Trusts (CLT).
The trailer for Streets of Dreams, which tells the stories of grassroots activists in communities of color around the U.S. who are using CLTs to preserve the affordability of their homes, prevent displacement, and shape the future of their communities.
The trailer for the inspiring story of three communities that have found an empowering way to bring the American dream of owning a home to low-income residents.
The trailer for the story of the Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative, which gained international recognition for organizing residents to close down illegal dumps, gain unprecedented control of land from City Hall, and create a comprehensive plan to rebuild the fabric of their community.
A 23-minute documentary filmed in southwest Georgia in 1968–69 by Glen Pearcy, featuring two architects of New Communities Inc., Charles Sherrod and C.B. King.
