“CLT is pulling from historical precedents to scale community land governance and support Indigenous sovereignty,” says Carmut Me 米家宓, 221A Head of Cultural Spaces R&D, referring to the history of Chinatown family associations to the first land trust established by Black farmers in the US. ”And we can now think about how to evolve that to work for artists.”
We invite you to explore our strategies, case studies and models that we are inspired by and learn more about our next steps through the launch of our new website for CLT.
Watch From Ownership to Stewardship: tools and opportunities to build civic commons from the Chinatown Reimagined Forum. Featuring Brian McBay, 221A Executive Director alongside Chiyi Tam, Toronto Chinatown Land Trust, Laurent Levesque, UTILE: Unité de travail pour l’implantation de logement étudiant and moderated by Moderated by Kevin Huang, Hua Foundation.