Join us for two community events coming up next week that are intertwined with the Undesign the Redline Exhibit. Learn more at www.wsfoundation.org/undesign Organizers’ Circle: How Racism & Exclusion Contributed to Poverty in Winston-Salem, hosted by Neighbors for Better Neighborhoods Tuesday 11/2 | 12:00 – 2:00 pm via Zoom‍ NBN hosts weekly community organizing meetings on different topics that are open to anyone interested in connecting with others, being civically engaged,… addressing health and economic disparities, and improving community building efforts. In this session, you’ll hear from community leaders who have experience with redlining, segregation, and gentrification here in Winston-Salem; the conversation will be facilitated by Charlie Gardner, a program officer at the Foundation. Racial Justice in Urban Planning: Reparative Planning in Winston-Salem, hosted by the Truth, Reconciliation, and Reparations of Forsyth County Thursday 11/4 | 12:30 – 1:30 pm via Zoom Reparative Planning is a new concept in Urban Planning that provides action through transformational policies and systemic/structural reform to redress past public policy trauma. In this free webinar, Rev. Willard Bass will facilitate a conversation on how we can start implementing equitable planning strategies in Winston-Salem, and explore the issue of repairing past wrongs from racist policy decisions, including neighborhood deconstruction from highways and urban renewal. #undesignWS