Produced by Rachel Falcone and Michael Premo, Additional Sound Design by DJ Oja

Note: Each Track begins with Remixed Testimony.

LORENZO DIGGS AND JOSEPH FERDINAND

Lorenzo Diggs takes us inside the harrowing conditions of the Bedford-Atlantic Armory shelter in Brooklyn, remembering his long road to home. After hearing his neighbors express concern about their children’s safety, Joseph Ferdinand is compelled to take an active role in improving the conditions of his building.

LINDA CONTES AND EVELYN WILLIAMS

While battling cervical cancer, Linda Contes struggles to pay her hospital bills and mortgage payments. Evelyn Williams remembers a fire that ravaged her building in Crown Heights, Brooklyn in the 1980s and the fight for her home.

ROB ROBINSON AND BEVERLY CORBIN

Shortly after being promoted and relocated from New York to Miami, Rob Robinson is laid off and unable to find work. Beverly Corbin, a resident of public housing for more than twenty years, talks about the community that helped her raise her children and the stereotypes and criminalization that still threaten their lives.

WHERE WE GONNA GO?

A senior citizen, who wishes to remain anonymous, grapples with living in New York on a fixed income. On the day of their possible eviction, an elderly couple in Crown Heights, who also fear sharing their names, describe how they are being harassed by their landlord.

MAISHA MORALES AND JABIR SULUKI

Maisha Morales and her 10-year-old son Anthony talk about how her successful store in Downtown Brooklyn was displaced to make way for luxury condominiums. Jabir Suluki talks about the block in Clinton Hill where he has spent the last 50-plus years, and how gentrification is changing his home.

JAMES ROBERTS

James Roberts shares his journey trying to save his ailing partner William, who has HIV, and their home together.