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Dear NCRC members and friends,
As you know, historic redlining continues to negatively impact low-income and minority communities today. How does that legacy of structural racism impact population health and COVID-19 vulnerability?
Join us TODAY 12:00-1:30 pm to discuss the new NCRC report ([link removed][UNIQID]) on Redlining, Public Health and COVID-19 vulnerability.
We will dig into the major findings and examine how redlining plays out at the local level in Rochester and Baltimore. In addition, we will demonstrate a web application that allows you to explore the relationship between redlining and public health across over 140 cities.
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Speakers
* Jason Richardson, Director of Research & Evaluation, NCRC
* Bruce Mitchell, Senior Analyst, Research & Evaluation, NCRC
* Jad Edlebi, GIS Specialist, NCRC
* Marceline White, Executive Director, Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition
* Ruhi Maker, Senior Staff Attorney, Empire Justice Center
If you have any questions, please contact Maggie Mysliwiec, NCRC's Membership Engagement Specialist, at
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Thanks for all that you do.
Team NCRC
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