HOME and 50 Years of Fair Housing in Virginia

This exhibit commemorated the 50th anniversary since Housing Opportunities Made Equal was founded. Each panel contains a collage of historic materials and images that highlight a major accomplishment or event in HOME’s history. Starting from the civil rights movement and ending with a promise to continue fighting for equality in the future. It was displayed in the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of Virginia and The Gallery at Main Street Station in the spring of 2022.

The glass doors of the Main Street Station gallery open to the "HOME and 50 Years of Fair Housing" exhibit. A collage of Martin Luther King Jr. on a gallery wall with a text panel explaining the signing of the Fair Housing Act to the left.
Collage of materials from the Havens v. Coleman case. Collage of materials from the HOME v. Nationwide Insurance case.
The "HOME and 50 Years of Fair Housing" exhibit hanging on a white gallery wall.
Collage of an ad and newspaper from the Saunders and HOME v. General Services case. Collage of materials about the Trust in Lending Act. Collage of materials from the Pitts v. Matthews case.