Principles
BIPOC (Black, indigenous, people of color), refugee, and new immigrant communities are disproportionately impacted by disparities.
Communities where everyone can thrive are homed, safe, healthy, educated, productive, and connected communities. Home should be a right and therefore, Homed Communities is the first principle and the one in the center because home is fundamental to human existence. Read about why all these qualities are important to creating communities where everyone can thrive and micro design interventions you can implement to get started.
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Homed Communities
Eliminate home-ownership disparities.
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safe communities
Eliminate crime disparities.
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Healthy communities
Eliminate health and well-being disparities.
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Educated communities
Eliminate educational disparities.
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Productive communities
Eliminate income disparities.
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Connected communities
Eliminate segregation.