The results of the Mapping Racist Covenants project will be revealed and overview of the web map provided. After reviewing the results, a community panel will discuss individual and family connections to racist housing covenants, the legacy of discriminatory housing practices, a broader view of housing equity, and community next steps.

• Food will be catered by Tucson Tamale.
• Registration is required (side link) because in-person attendees are limited to 100.
• Register to attend virtually.
• Sponsored in part by College of Social and Behavioral Sciences School of Geography, Development & Environment.

About the University Libraries Diversity, Social Justice & Equity Council

Charged with developing a sustainable and holistic approach to advancing diversity and inclusion for the Libraries through internal programming and assessment, the council also provides advisement to leadership, and campus and community outreach. Our commitment to diversity and inclusivity includes cross-promoting Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) campus events – sponsored by and coordinated by – many different colleges, departments, groups, and DEI committees.