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“A Decent Home” Film Screening

2024-01-16

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05:00 PM

UNM School of Law

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“A Decent Home” chronicles what happens to homeowners when their mobile-home parks are snapped up by corporate investors. This displacement, and the struggles that follow, is a growing issue in New Mexico.

FREE screening in UNM Law Room 2401, followed by a discussion with filmmaker Sara Terry. Can’t make this screening? Check out the South Broadway Cultural Center screening on January 10.

View the trailer HERE.

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City of Albuquerque

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UNM School of Law

Room 2402 or by Zoom

Date

Jan 16 2024

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Time

5:00 pm

“A Decent Home” Film Screening

“A Decent Home” chronicles what happens to homeowners when their mobile-home parks are snapped up by corporate investors. This displacement, and the struggles that follow, is a growing issue in New Mexico.

FREE screening in UNM Law Room 2401, followed by a discussion with filmmaker Sara Terry. Can’t make this screening? Check out the South Broadway Cultural Center screening on January 10.

View the trailer HERE.

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Tags: #free, homeowners, homeownership, housing, housing crisis, mobile homes, Movie, Sara Terry, screening

“A Decent Home” Film Screening

“A Decent Home” chronicles what happens to homeowners when their mobile-home parks are snapped up by corporate investors. This displacement, and the struggles that follow, is a growing issue in New Mexico.

FREE screening in UNM Law Room 2401, followed by a discussion with filmmaker Sara Terry. Can’t make this screening? Check out the South Broadway Cultural Center screening on January 10.