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Frontline: Facing Eviction Tues., July 26, 2022 Airing at 10 pm on PBS & on YouTube Streaming at 7 pm at pbs.org/frontline & in the PBS Video App facebook.com/frontline |
As moratoriums expire and rental-assistance funds deplete, evictions are approaching pre-pandemic levels. Here's a look at how the data is trending.
During the course of these months we follow these vulnerable tenants, then we realized we wanted a 360 look at it actions. it wasn't just the tenants, but all the people involved and tasked with carrying out and enforcing an eviction. it was a no-win situation for everybody involved. >> during the documentary we meet several families impacted by evictions. let's take a look at one mother and daughter. >> the greatest indicators of eviction are being black and being a woman, or having children. we know that black people are two times as likely to be evicted as their white counterparts after con...
Since the summer of 2020, FRONTLINE and Retro Report have documented the impact of the pandemic on housing and evictions. They followed tenants, landlords, lawyers, judges, sheriffs and social workers across the U.S. who were affected. Tune in or livestream the program Tuesday, July 26 at 9pm on the WSIU stations.
Mommies always there. mommy is still here. so it must be okay. even though she knows her stuff is not at home. even though she knows we are not going back there. she doesn't know we don't have a home. because to her, i'm sorry, to her wherever i am is her home. >> this documentary is set to premiere this tuesday on pbs at 10 pm eastern time, joining me now is kira dara ten, executive producer of facing eviction. kyra, can you explain how landlords were able to its do this evicting people even though during the pandemic there is a moratorium on