Federal grant · project grant (b)
Purpose: to Build Strong, Resilient, and Inclusive Sustainable Communities Free From Discrimination Through Complaint-based Investigation, Systemic Testing, and Legal Representation Designed to Help Victims of Discrimination Access or Maintain the Housing of Their Choice.; Activities to Be Performed: Increasing Community Awareness of Fair Housing Laws Through Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Outreach Campaigns, That Include Increasing Accessibility to Our Information by Limited English Proficientspeakers, the Blind and the Deaf, as Well as Expanding Our Enforcement Efforts With Race Based Systemic Testing as a Focus. Our Educational Presentations, Brochure Distribution, and a Robust Internet Presence Reaching Underserved Tenants, Housing Providers Landlords, and Social Service Agencies; Expected Outcomes: Increasing Community Awareness of Fair Housing Laws Through Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Outreach Campaigns, That Include Increasing Accessibility to Our Information by Limited English Proficientspeakers, the Blind and the Deaf,; Intended Beneficiaries: the Effectuate Greater Reach to Marginalized, Underserved Communitites Burdened With Poverty, Limted English Proficiency, and Lack of Resources Common to Rural and Segregated Communities; Subrecipient Activities: None
Committed
$850,000
Paid out
$531.3K
63%
Committed, not yet paid
$318.8K
38%
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