Provide comprehensive fair housing education and… (FEOI230039) – Project Grant to CNY Fair Housing Inc.

Purpose: The purpose of this program is to provide comprehensive fair housing education and outreach services to address fair housing needs related to high levels of racial and ethnic segregation, widespread exclusionary housing practices, growing new american and LEP populations in need of services and education, and consistent discriminatory practices against people with disabilities, families with children, and the LGBTQIA2A+ community.
Activities: Conduct 6 presentations to service providers and public • conduct 6 trainings to housing industry groups • conduct tabling at 6 community events • produce LGBTQIA2S+ housing brochure • create dedicated landing page for localized restrictive covenant research and advocacy tools • 4 speaking engagements with local realtors on segregation and historic practices • 6 speaking engagements with high school and college students on segregation and historic practices • host fair housing conference • distribute 500 localized fact cards on design and construction requirements • distribute 500 magnetic fact cards on fair housing • run fair housing ADS on 20 bus interiors and 8 bus shelters for 4-week period • run digital ADS on facebook and instagram • produce 6 newsletters • distribute fair housing psas to 15 media outlets • conduct 1 CLE for local attorneys • conduct 1 continuing education course on restrictive covenants • host run the redline 5K
Expected outcomes: Agency will receive a 25 percent increase in complaints on targeted topics of race and national origin discrimination, design and construction violations, sexual harassment, and sexual orientation and gender identity discrimination • agency will see an increase in website traffic of 10-20 percent during marketing campaigns • 120 service providers or members of public will attend trainings with 90 percent identifying that IT resulted in increased knowledge of fair housing • 120 housing industry professionals will attend with 90 percent identifying that IT resulted in increased knowledge of fair housing • 120 people will receive fair housing information at tabling events • 20 attorneys will attend CLE with 90 percent identifying that IT resulted in increased knowledge of fair housing • 400 people will receive fair housing information in each of six newsletters • 160 real estate professionals will have increased understanding of the impact of historic discriminatory practices • 120 students will have increased understanding of the impact of historic discriminatory practices • 40 local officials and community members will have increased knowledge of historic discriminatory practices including restrictive covenants • 200 individuals will participate in run the redline and have increased knowledge of redlining practices and how to advocate for inclusive communities
Intended beneficiaries: Outreach activities will focus on discrimination based on race, national origin, gender, disability, and SEX and gender discrimination.

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