Justin Garrett Moore shares the history of <a href="https://urbanpatch.org/" style="color:rgb(0,0,0);">Urban Patch</a> and its origins in Flanner House, a locus for self-help services started by his grandfather, Albert Allen Moore, for Black people in 1940s Indianapolis. Through this project, we explore the importance of expanding the archive of Architectural history to include the records of marginalized communities.

Justin Garrett Moore shares the history of Urban Patch and its origins in Flanner House, a locus for self-help services started by his grandfather, Albert Allen Moore, for Black people in 1940s Indianapolis. Through this project, we explore the importance of expanding the archive of Architectural history to include the records of marginalized communities.

Justin Garrett Moore shares the history of&nbsp;<a href="https://urbanpatch.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Urban Patch</a>&nbsp;and its origins in Flanner House, a locus for self-help services started by his grandfather, Albert Allen Moore, for Black people in 1940s Indianapolis. Through this project, we explore the importance of expanding the archive of Architectural history to include the records of marginalized communities.

Season 2, Episode 2: Justin Garrett Moore

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Season 2, Episode 2: Justin Garrett Moore

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