Durham Recently Bought a 2.1 Mile Piece of Railroad Track and Plans to Make Park on It

 the development associated with the Belt Line will likely create a physical, cultural, and economic access barrier in areas that have been historically segregated and disinvested through redlining and forced segregation—unless coordinated, social equity policies are adopted at the same time

 
 

We acknowledge the Occaneechi Band of the Saponi and Eno as the traditional stewards of Durham, and pay our respects to elders past, present, and future.

Thank you to Enterprise Community Partners and Triangle Community Foundation for supporting our Collaborative Community Placekeeping and Equitable Development Workshops.