The UIC Law Fair Housing Legal Center & Clinic's YouTube Channel has created short instructional videos on fair housing topics.
The United States Department of Housing & Urban Development (HUD) maintains a YouTube channel called HUDchannel, a valuable resource for those interested in the department's mission. The channel offers a diverse range of content focused on creating strong, sustainable, and inclusive communities while ensuring access to quality, affordable housing for all. Viewers can find explanations of HUD programs and initiatives, gaining insights into their operation and community impact. HUDchannel also serves as a platform for news and announcements, featuring press conferences, speeches, and other communications from HUD officials, keeping the public informed of the latest developments. Importantly, the channel showcases the human element through stories of individuals and families whose lives have been positively affected by HUD programs, demonstrating the real-world impact of the department's work.
Brick by Brick a Civil Rights Story. HD7288.76.U52Y66 2007 - 6th Floor (Popular DVDs). A documentary that follows a civil rights case in the United States v. Yonkers housing litigation.
Fair Housing Act: Retro Report (YouTube). This presentation by Florida Legal Services reviews the historical impact and ongoing challenges related to fair housing laws in the state. The presentation highlights key developments, legal cases, and the importance of continued advocacy for equitable housing practices.
Hope in the Struggle: The Josie Johnson Story (PBS). This film reflects on the life of freedom fighter and civic leader Josie Johnson, who fought for fair housing, education, and civil rights. It highlights the relentless fight for equitable housing and the ongoing challenges faced by marginalized communities. The film showcases personal stories and activism that illustrate the importance of fair housing laws in the pursuit of justice and equality.
Neighbors (Clarivate). A middle-aged white couple's lives are turned upside down when a young black family moves in next door, challenging their preconceived notions and biases. As tensions rise and misunderstandings unfold, the film explores themes of race, identity, and community in a profound and thought-provoking manner.
Segregated By Design (Vimeo). This film explores the historical and systemic factors that have contributed to racial segregation in American cities. Through a combination of archival footage and expert interviews, the film highlights how urban planning decisions have perpetuated inequality and challenges viewers to reconsider the implications of these designs on contemporary society.
Without Rights (DocuSeek). This film explores the struggles faced by marginalized communities as they navigate systemic injustices and fight for their basic human rights. The documentary sheds light on personal stories and collective movements that seek to challenge and change oppressive systems worldwide.