Through DIY or rasquache interventions based on memory, need, and aspirations, many Latinos transform streets into spaces for pedestrians and community interaction. To imagine and create interventions that support social cohesion and creativity, they use resources at hand plus the visual and spatial landscape around them. The session will highlight how we read, understood, and listened to the stories behind these interventions to develop South Colton’s Livable Corridor Plan: Strategies for Community Resilience and Upliftment.