The Effects of Redlining

How Has Historic Redlining Shaped Greater Cleveland?

In the 1930s, certain Cleveland neighborhoods were redlined for limited mortgage lending. Disinvestment in these communities continues to impact the lives of residents today in multiple ways. Select one of the videos to learn more about how you can be part of the solution!

Redlining and Poverty

Redlining and 211 Calls

Redlining and Unemployment

Redlining and Senior Poverty

Redlining and Eviction

Redlining and Kingerdarten Readiness

Redlining and Food Insecurity

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