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This audio project aims to document the personal stories of residents from different generations who were impacted by the SPURA redevelopment plan in New York City. The students will interview residents still living in the SPURA site to understand how the development influenced their lives and what they want for the future of the area. They plan to edit the interviews into a 10 minute audio piece to raise awareness of the importance of low-income housing and displacement caused by urban development. It will be published on the New School Radio website to educate those less familiar with the conflicts surrounding the SPURA project.
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Sound Piece
- 1. Sound Project: Voices of SPURA By Anka, Lila, and Kaushal
- 2. Purpose Is the story of SPURA still as important to the younger generation and how does it currently play into the lives of older generation residents?
- 3. Intended Audience This piece aims to educate people less familiar with the conflicts surrounding SPURA to raise awareness Importance of low income housing Displacement in New York City
- 4. Publication We plan to get our project up on the New School Radio website (Newschoolradio.org)
- 5. Plan Attempt to find voices from three different generation (within same building or family) Individual interviews on how SPURA has influenced their lives Focus on story of people
- 6. Why? Make personal stories more relevant in history (find info on SPURA narrative lacking this) Opportunity for residents to tell their stories Advocate for necessity of residents voices in future development on site & explore what different generations want (different views on same story)
- 7. methods People still living in SPURA site Interview in their own habitat Final product not longer than 10 minutes Come up with main themes to focus on depending on what’s most important to those being interviewed
- 8. Tools Audio recorder and mic Pro tools