Register Here Many Home Owners Associations do not realize they have the responsibility to comply with the Fair Housing Act. Failing to comply with the Fair Housing Act results in liability for the Home Owners Association and can possibly lead to legal action. Come to this training to learn more about responsibilities of Home Owners […]
Register Here Join FHCO for a no-cost, virtual lunch hour presentation that includes a discussion on the intersection of fair housing and alternatives to the carceral state. We will discuss the ways incarceration impacts housing access, historical connections between housing discrimination and the criminal justice system, and a future that can be imagined through alternatives […]
Register Here RSVP on Facebook: Fair Housing for Advocates | Facebook Please join the Fair Housing Council of Oregon for a free webinar "Fair Housing for Advocates" on March 23, 2023, from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM. This training is great for case managers, home visitors, teachers, housing navigators and anyone who is advocating for people who […]
Questions? Contact Marlee Baker at mbaker@fhco.org or (503) 223-8197 ext.110 Youth across the City of Salem are invited to participate in a community art project to celebrate Fair Housing Month! Join the Fair Housing Council of Oregon at the Salem Public Library on Friday, April 7 (10am-4pm), and Saturday, April 8 (10am-4pm). Youth are invited […]
Register Here In celebration of Fair Housing Month, FHCO presents a series of free, virtual, Friday lunch-hour presentations throughout the month of April. At this session, learn about the Fair Housing Act, common forms of discrimination, and how to report. Questions? Contact Marlee Baker at mbaker@fhco.org or call (503) 223-8197 ext.110
Questions? Contact Marlee Baker at mbaker@fhco.org or (503) 223-8197 ext.110 Youth across the City of Salem are invited to participate in a community art project to celebrate Fair Housing Month! Join the Fair Housing Council of Oregon at the Salem Public Library on Friday, April 7 (10am-4pm), and Saturday, April 8 (10am-4pm). Youth are invited to […]
Register Here In celebration of Fair Housing Month, FHCO presents a series of free, virtual, Friday lunch-hour presentations throughout the month of April. At this session, practice writing Reasonable Accommodation requests for physical and mental disabilities. Questions? Contact Marlee Baker at mbaker@fhco.org or call (503) 223-8197 ext.110
Register by emailing mkeller@fhco.org If you are a mayor, councilmember, or other local official, please join us at the Broadway Commons in Salem to discuss Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing (AFFH) and ways cities and towns can support the Fair Housing Council in our goal to end housing discrimination across the state. This luncheon is a […]
Register Here If you are an organization interested in tabling at the event, please register here to be an exhibitor. For more information, email Jamie Gatewood at jgatewood@fhco.org, or call (503) 223-8197 ext. 121. Join the Fair Housing Council of Oregon at the first annual Housing Help Fair on Saturday, April 15, 2023, at […]
Register Here In celebration of Fair Housing Month, FHCO presents a series of free, virtual, Friday lunch-hour presentations throughout the month of April. At this session, learn how a Letter of Explanation can be used during housing applications. Questions? Contact Marlee Baker at mbaker@fhco.org or call (503) 223-8197 ext.110
RSVP by emailing gooddeeds@mycobla.org Join C.O.B.L.A. and the Fair Housing Council of Oregon for a resource fair at Open Space Event Studios in Bend on Friday, April 21, for a Fair Housing Month celebration! You'll learn about racially biased covenants in our local area as well as what to do to have them removed, plans […]
Register Here Join us for this 30-minute lunch session where we discuss the topic of Fair Housing and Houselessness. This webinar is part of our April event series in celebration of Fair Housing Month. About the presenter: Shyle Ruder (she/her/hers) Education & Outreach Director Prior to her work at FHCO, Shyle worked […]
