Purpose: nwfha will provide fair housing (FH) education, and outreach activities to inform individuals and communities of their rights and responsibilities under the FH act (FHA), to prevent and…

Ended Project Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
FEOI230055
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$125,000

Award facts

Assistance listing
14.417 Fair Housing Organization Initiatives
Completion date
Place of performance
Spokane, WA 99201, USA

Award details come from USAspending.gov.

Description

Activities
Nwfha will draft 2 fair housing psas and publish in print publications serving tribal, immigrant, latinx/hispanic, and black, indigenous, and persons of color (bipoc) communities; develop billboard posters about fair housing and display on 2 regional billboards near tribal & latinx/hispanic communities; produce 2 radio psas about fair housing and air on stations broadcasting to tribal communities and latinx / hispanic pops.; develop a trifold about fair housing and national origin and translate to spanish and ukrainian; translate 1 nwfha HUD approved trifold to swahili, dari, pashto, arabic, marshallese, ukrainian, & french; translate 1 nwfha HUD-approved trifold & 1 flyer to dari & pashto; translate 1 nwfha HUD-approved trifold to russian & swahili; print & distribute trifolds/flyers via email campaigns and 10 outreach activities targeted to tribal, latinx/hispanic, bipoc, and or immigrant communities; provide 6 fair housing trainings for community organizations; provide a training on fair housing act design and construction accessibility requirements; design an online fair housing course in spanish about reasonable accommodations; and distribute fair housing information on social media sites.
Expected outcomes
Expected outcomes: housing providers will commit fewer FH act violations and housing consumers will know how to seek assistance to file fair housing complaints if they experience discrimination: ? Psas will be published in 22 editions in 5 news publications ?posters will be displayed on 2 regional billboards visible to tribal & hispanic / latinx communities ?2 psas will be aired on 2 radio stations in 450 spots ?1 national origin trifold will be developed and translated to 2 languages; 2 existing HUD approved trifolds will be translated to 2 languages each; 1 existing HUD approved flyer will be translated to 2 languages; & 1 existing HUD approved trifold will be translated to 7 languages. ?trifolds will be posted to nwfha's website as downloadable pdfs and distributed via links in email distribution campaigns. EST. 50% of email campaign recipients will open the emails ?500 copies of each trifold/flyer will be printed (8,000 total). ?printed trifolds/flyers will be distributed at 10 community outreach events (EST. 5 trainings and 5 tables at community events). EST. 60 protected class members of the public will attend fair trainings. EST. 90% of attendees will report increased knowledge of fair housing act rights and prohibitions, measured by post-training surveys. At least 2,000 trifolds in multiple languages will be distributed via outreach events. ?60 community advocates, social service providers, and shelter and housing providers will receive fair housing training and gain increased knowledge of fhact rights and compliance. 90% of attendees will report increased knowledge of fhact rights and prohibitions, measured by post-training surveys. ?20 architects, developers, builders, attorneys, and local jurisdiction building employees will have knowledge of requirements for fair housing act compliance, and people with disabilities will have increased accessible housing choice. 90% of attendees will report increased knowledge of fhact design reqts, measured by post-training surveys. ?an online on-demand fair housing course will be available in spanish; links will be distributed to 243 email addresses for people working with spanish-speaking populations. ?150 fair housing info. Capsules will be published on nwfha's social media sites. A possible 1,565 people (630 x followers and 935 facebook page followers) will view 150 articles, for 234,750 possible views.
Intended beneficiaries
All protected classes, with focus on populations with identified FH needs in our region most impacted by housing discrimination or underserved in our region, including rural tribal communities, latinx/hispanic towns with high LEP populations, immigrant/refugee communities, historical bipoc neighborhoods, and people with disabilities.

Quick answers

Who received award FEOI230055?

FEOI230055 was awarded to Northwest Fair Housing Alliance by Assistant Secretary for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity (Department of Housing and Urban Development) on June 15, 2024.

How much is award FEOI230055 worth?

$125,000 has been obligated on FEOI230055.

On GovTribe

See this award's full record

  • Every transaction and subaward
  • The recipient's other awards and teaming partners
  • Similar grant awards
  • Ask GovTribe AI about this award