HNRS 105/115 -- Innovation and Discovery in Engineering, Arts and Sciences (IDEAS)

• Five Points: The Heart and Soul of Denver -- a quick history of the Five Points area
• Five Points Plus Neighborhood Memory Project -- an exhibit by History Colorado.  Includes links to resources.
• Five Points in Denver, CO pin map -- an interactive pin map with reminiscences by residents.
• Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library part of the Denver Public Library -- a research library and museum that preserves and showcases the many contributions of African Americans to Colorado and the West.  The Library is located in the Five Points and Welton Street Historic District.
• Denver – Gentrification and Displacement -- examines processes of gentrification and displacement in low-income neighborhoods (with a median household income at 80% of the regional median) and exclusion in moderate-to-high-income neighborhoods (at 80% of the regional median or above).
• Mapping Inequality: Redlining in New Deal America -- scanned images of redlining maps and accompanying texts.  
• The Legacy or Redlining: Residential Segregation in 147 American Cities -- scanned images of redlining maps are overlaid on current maps.  Some economic data included.

• Mapping Prejudice in Jefferson County, Colorado -- project by Map Librarian at the Colorado School of Mines

Articles of interest.  Be certain to read the bibliographies in order to find more articles and resources.

• "Neighborhood Walkability, Historical Redlining, and Childhood Obesity in Denver, Colorado" -- a 2023 peer-reviewed article.
• "Is This Five Points, RiNo...or Gentrification Station?" -- 2020 story by Westword.
• "Equity in sustainable development: Community responses to environmental gentrification" -- a 2020 peer-reviewed article.
• "Hidden drivers of social injustice: uncovering unequal cultural ecosystem services behind green gentrification" -- a 2020 peer-reviewed article.
• "“We're not in the business of housing:” Environmental gentrification and the nonprofitization of green infrastructure projects" -- a 2018 peer-reviewed article.
• "How well do we know green gentrification? A systematic review of the methods" -- a 2022 peer-reviewed article.