South Bend Mayor James Mueller says the city has acted on or started work on 32 of the 38 recommendations from a report examining the city’s history of racial discrimination.

The report, released in June by the South Bend Reparatory Justice Commission, looked at discrimination in housing, employment, education and health.

It included 62 recommendations for the city and Common Council.

The city says its work includes expanding access to loans in underserved neighborhoods, supporting Black-owned businesses, removing lead from soil and building more affordable housing.

The city plans to provide another progress report in a year.

Black Lives Matter South Bend will hold a public forum Tuesday, November 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the Charles Black Center.