Transnational Implications of Local Ideas: How Tenants Impact the Built Environment
Transnational Implications of Local Ideas: How Tenants Impact the Built Environment
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This study draws on multiple Southern California archives. These include records from 14th District councilman Arthur Snyder and correspondence from the Los Angeles City Archives highlighting his corporate political activism and planning discourse.
This study draws on multiple Southern California archives. These include records from 14th District councilman Arthur Snyder and correspondence from the Los Angeles City Archives highlighting his corporate political activism and planning discourse.
The Rosalio Muñoz papers at UCLA Special Collections Library and Archives at the Church of the Epiphany establish a tenant activism timeline.
The Rosalio Muñoz papers at UCLA Special Collections Library and Archives at the Church of the Epiphany establish a tenant activism timeline.
Oral history interviews with Rosalio Muñoz will be conducted in a video format to discuss gendered roles in activism, Legal aid, and transnational flows.
Oral history interviews with Rosalio Muñoz will be conducted in a video format to discuss gendered roles in activism, Legal aid, and transnational flows.
Archived at UCLA, Mayor Tom Bradley's papers contain the Blue Ribbon Housing Committee documents and California Redevelopment Agency (CRA) reports, revealing investment networks influencing politics.
Archived at UCLA, Mayor Tom Bradley's papers contain the Blue Ribbon Housing Committee documents and California Redevelopment Agency (CRA) reports, revealing investment networks influencing politics.
This project examines how global flows of capital and labor at significant moments impact tenants' movements leaving lasting impressions on the built environment.
This project examines how global flows of capital and labor at significant moments impact tenants' movements leaving lasting impressions on the built environment.
"Not Gone and Not Forgotten" made in 1979 by Marsha Goodman documents community activists contesting urban redevelopment and the many channels for resistance and cooperation.
The Coalition for Economic Survival (CES) is a group that worked collaboratively with Temple-Beaudry activists to network tenant organizations and developed links between geographically separate communities across the city.
CES continues to organize and help train community members in fighting for fair housing and their rights as tenants.
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