Fair Housing : A Solid Foundation #2022

Fair Housing Resource Center, Inc. presents our webinar series called Fair Housing: A Solid Foundation #2022. This series consists of 5 webinars covering the following topics: Reasonable Accommodations, Assistance Animals in Housing, Fair Housing and Zoning, Reasonable Modifications and Fair Housing Basics. FHRC will provide a comprehensive overview of each topic. Please see below for more information regarding each session. For questions or concerns please contact [email protected].

Do you have questions about understanding Reasonable Accommodation in housing? Learn more about the issue and take charge of the process for handling requests for accommodations.

Join us for an in-depth webinar by our own Fair Housing expert that has been practicing the fair housing realm for over 20 years.

With this webinar, you will get an easy-to-understand explanation of how fair housing laws apply to you whether you are a property manager, property owner, resident, family member, caregiver, or other interested individuals.

You’ll learn:

• The most important things you need to know about fair housing laws, including the groups of people who are protected by them
• The most common types of fair housing law challenges and the latest trends in fair housing issues
• What is a reasonable accommodation, how the need for an accommodation is established, including the information you can request and/or should provide
• Key components of reasonable accommodation policies and procedures, including important language to protect you and your staff
• The most important factors to consider when deciding whether to grant a request for an accommodation and the most common mistakes providers in that decision-making process

Who Should Attend?

This webinar series is intended for:

• HUD grantees, including representatives of entitlement communities, participating jurisdictions (PJs), and public housing authorities (PHAs), property owners, property managers, who are responsible for producing fair housing documents
• Individuals with disabilities, their caregivers, and their stakeholders
• Any other interested individuals

Did you know that the Fair Housing Act applies to zoning? The Fair Housing Act prohibits discriminatory land use decisions by municipalities and their officials.

Join Fair Housing Resource Center Inc., for an in-depth webinar covering Fair Housing and Zoning. Our very own Fair housing expert will spend 2-hours providing guidance and answering questions regarding on this fascinating topic!

With this webinar, you will get an easy-to-understand explanation of how fair housing laws apply to local municipalities and their officials.

You’ll learn:

• What is the Fair Housing Act and how it applies to Zoning
• How local officials and municipalities can navigate the Fair Housing act and avoid discriminatory action when making land use decisions
• Discussion regarding facially neutral ordinances and how they create a disparate impact or cause disproportional harm to a protected group
• Key components, important policies, and more!

Who Should Attend?

This webinar series is intended for:

• HUD grantees, including representatives of entitlement communities, participating jurisdictions (PJs), and public housing authorities (PHAs), property owners, property managers, who are responsible for producing fair housing documents
• Local municipalities and public officials

Who Should Attend?

This webinar series is intended for:

• HUD grantees, including representatives of entitlement communities, participating jurisdictions (PJs), and public housing authorities (PHAs), property owners, property managers, who are responsible for producing fair housing documents
• Individuals with disabilities, their caregivers, and their stakeholders
• Any other interested individuals

Are you often confused on whether you’re responsible for installing a grab bar in the shower for a disabled tenant? Or who is responsible to pay for a ramp to be installed on the property?

Join Fair Housing Resource Center Inc., for a detailed webinar covering reasonable modifications by our own Fair Housing expert that has been practicing the fair housing realm for over 20 years.

This webinar will provide current guidance that is to comprehend on how the fair housing act is applied in reasonable modifications.

You’ll learn:

• The most important things you need to know about fair housing laws, including the groups of people who are protected by them
• The most common types of fair housing law challenges and the latest trends in fair housing issues
• What is a reasonable modification, how the need for a modification is established, including the information you can request and/or should provide
• Key components of reasonable modifications policies and procedures, including important language to protect you and your staff
• The most important factors to consider when deciding whether to grant a request for an modification and the most common mistakes providers in that decision-making process

The Fair Housing Act is a law created to help limit discriminatory practices related to landlords, tenants, and housing. The act was created on the principle that every American should have an equal opportunity to seek a place to live, without being afraid of discrimination due to factors outside their control

Join Fair Housing Resource Center Inc., for a comprehensive webinar covering the Fair Housing Act by our own Fair Housing expert that has been practicing the fair housing realm for over 20 years.

This webinar will provide current and easy to comprehend guidance on how the fair housing act is applied in housing.

You’ll learn:

• The most important things you need to know about fair housing laws, including the groups of people who are protected by them
• The most common types of fair housing law challenges and the latest trends in fair housing issues
• Key components of the Fair Housing Act including important language to protect you and your staff
• The most important factors to consider when screening tenants, enforcing policies and more!

Who Should Attend?

This webinar series is intended for:

• HUD grantees, including representatives of entitlement communities, participating jurisdictions (PJs), and public housing authorities (PHAs), property owners, property managers, who are responsible for producing fair housing documents
• Individuals with disabilities, their caregivers, and their stakeholders
• Any other interested individuals