Richard and Leah Rothstein “Just Action” Book Launch Event Recap
We hosted a conversation and book signing on June 1, 2023 featuring Richard Rothstein, distinguished New York Times bestselling author…
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Play Ball: The Legacy of Sports in Public Housing
From baseball to boxing to basketball, sports have a long history in public housing. Like kids from anywhere, kids growing up in public housing made fun however they could. The excitement of being a part of a team cultivates a sense of community. Public housing sports leagues have provided a sense of safety and comfort in their spaces. Learn more!
Edgar Miller’s Animal Court Reimagined by Artist As Instigator Marisa Morán Jahn
Marisa Morán Jahn, the National Public Housing Museum’s Artist as Instigator, is creating a multi-hued wall covering for the new building that draws inspiration from historic imagery of public housing playgrounds.
A Floor Plan for the Heart: The Beauty Turner Academy 2023 Mixtape
What comes to mind when asked the question, “What does home mean to you?”?
From Floral Design to Hula Hoop Contests: Fun in Early Public Housing
Some of the earliest public housing developments were designed with the intention of creating a better quality of life for their residents, including ample space for recreational activities and events. In this article, we will take a nostalgic trip down memory lane and explore some examples of the fun and joy that could be found in early public housing communities.