A Separated Community: The Role of Redlining in Modern-Day Gentrification

This capstone dives into the role of redlining in modern-day gentrification.

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Jasmine Pun

October 24, 2024

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Jasmine Pun

2024 Summer Fellow

Jasmine Pun is a student at The Taft School in Watertown, CT, and will attend Tufts University starting in the '25/'26 school year. Driven by her work with the NY government and her diverse ethnicities, experiences, and passions, Jasmine will pursue a major in international relations and a minor in finance.

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