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How To Redeem
Adjudicated Property
in Louisiana!
What We Do
People. Property. Productions.
People
Public History + Education​
We are dedicated to making history not just accessible, but impactful.
Our workshops, storytelling sessions, and research-driven programs are designed to empower you with a clear of the past, enabling you to navigate the present with confidence.
We believe that by connecting with history, you gain the tools to shape your future.
Property
Research + Literacy
​We welcome property owners and anyone interested in redeeming delinquent, abandoned, or adjudicated blighted properties. Our goal is to provide clear, plain resources to help you understand your options and navigate the complexities of these situations. Together, we can turn challenges into opportunities for revital and growth.
Productions
Creativity + Expression
​We harness the power of storytelling to connect us. By transforming personal narratives into, screenings, and community events, we bring history to life. Our productions create spaces where culture, memory, and action meet, inviting everyone to share their unique stories.
Featured Projects
NOLA Repurpose
A dedicated initiative aimed at transforming blighted and adjudicated properties into valuable community assets.
By raising awareness about the impact of these properties, the program seeks to engage residents and encourage collective action.
Our goal is to rep every blighted property by 2035, fostering vibrant neighborhoods and enhancing the of life for all. Join us in this important mission to revitalize our communities.
Redeem Adjudicated Property
empowers New Orleans citizens to reclaim adjudicated properties As part of the NLA Repurposed program and a recipient of the Innovative Think Grant, we raise awareness and provide resources for property redemption. can access property research and lists, all aimed at revitalizing our community.
Our mission is to transform vacant spaces into valuable opportunities.
Exceptional Chaos (Releasing Soon)
An upcoming public-history release connecting New Orleans history, people, and property—and explaining how systems shape present-day outcomes
