Redlining - Fairness in Finance

Join us as we dig deep into the issue of redlining, a persistent challenge in our quest for financial fairness and equity in property taxation. This series of sessions is dedicated to exploring innovative strategies that challenge the status quo and aim to overturn the legacy of redlining. Our focus is not only on understanding the historical impact of these practices but also on implementing practical solutions to ensure fair property taxes and equitable rules for neighborhoods, irrespective of their economic status.

In an era where economic inequality continues to challenge the fabric of our communities, the issue of redlining stands out as a stark symbol of systemic financial injustice. This practice, deeply rooted in historical policies, has long dictated the economic health and prosperity of neighborhoods, often leaving a lasting impact on communities of color. Our series of sessions on ‘Redlining: Fairness in Finance’ aims to not only unravel the complex layers of this issue but also to champion the cause of equitable financial practices. We’ll take a deep dive into the real-world implications of redlining, understanding its legacy and, more importantly, discussing forward-thinking strategies to eradicate its effects and build a more just and inclusive economic future.

For a closer look at how we’re tackling these issues and driving change, check out the detailed topics below.

Just Accounting San Antonio

Dive into the transformative journey of San Antonio as we examine how this vibrant city is rewriting the narrative of financial fairness and challenging the status quo of property taxation.

Addressing Imbalances in Property Taxation

Examine the stark reality in North Carolina where poorer neighborhoods have been subsidizing wealthier ones through inequitable property taxes.

Launching a Campaign for Economic Justice

Explore successful strategies for community engagement and campaign initiatives that effectively counteract redlining, focusing on economic architecture, the Neighborhood Vitality Index and learning how to launch impactful campaigns against redlining.
Join us in San Antonio! 
February 26-28, 2024