Fair Housing Workshop Registration
Fair Housing Workshop for Refugee and Immigrant Service Providers
9-11am Thursday, Oct. 25
Pickering Room, Fletcher Free Library, Burlington

This free workshop will cover the basics of federal and Vermont fair housing law and how you can support your clients. We will cover protected classes, exemptions, reasonable accommodations, how to file a housing discrimination complaint, the investigation process, and remedies and penalties. This interactive workshop is designed for refugee and immigrant service providers and open to everyone. There will be plenty of time for discussion and resources to share with your colleagues and clients. Presented by the CVOEO Fair Housing Project and Vermont Legal Aid’s Housing Discrimination Law Project in partnership with the Refugee & Immigrant Service Providers Network (RISPNet) and the Fletcher Free Library.

In preparation for the workshop, please let us know if you plan to attend and take a few minutes to complete this survey so that we can best match the content to your needs.

* We would appreciate your feedback by Oct. 19 at the latest. * Please note that the library is officially closed until 10am and we will have a volunteer at the door to let in workshop attendees. Please plan to arrive between 8:50 and 9am. *

If you have any questions, contact Fair Housing Project Education & Outreach Coordinator Jess Hyman at 660-3456 x 110 or jhyman@cvoeo.org. Learn more about the Fair Housing Project at www.cvoeo.org/FHP and our Thriving Communities campaign at www.thrivingcommunitiesvt.org.

Learn more about Vermont Legal Aid's Housing Discrimination Law Project at https://www.vtlegalaid.org/housing-discrimination-law-project

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