This project will inform people of their… (FEOI230130) – Project Grant to Intermountain Fair Housing…

Activities: During the 12-month project period at a total cost of $124.646.00, fully funded by HUD ifhc will complete the following major activities and others identified in the SOW of this proposal: provide fair housing trainings & outreach by ifhc staff to 1900 program participants, either in person or online and through PEI referral intakes. Dissemination of event information on social media and other platforms: (SOW #23) 400 total participants; (SOW #24) 800 participants; (SOW #28) 500 participants; and (SOW #37) 200 intakes. Implement - a comprehensive social media strategy across multiple platforms to educate and inform about fair housing content on a consistent and efficient schedule (for facebook, instagram, etc.) (SOW program activities tasks #s 27) to have a total reach of 157,000 views, impressions, and emails. Conduct - six psas, (3) spanish media and (3) in other languages on social media, radio, and print impacting 169,000 households. And distribute multi-language FH PSA materials to (50) community centers, ethnic markets, nail salons, other business & places frequented by and/or staffed with multiethnic community members, local universities. (SOW #25, #26) publish - five print psas (english and spanish or other languages) in idaho newspapers (SOW program activities task # 34) psas will be accessible to 181,500 readers in print and digital distribution. Create - two fair housing guides (1) equitable disaster planning and relief and (2) addressing hate and harassment and other forms of housing discrimination distributed by posting on ifhc website, email, and other forms of distribution. Translated into spanish and other languages as needed, totals distribution 5000. (SOW #35, #36) engage - in 6 collaborative meetings with local/state jurisdictions to create various homeownership opportunities for protected classes reaching 150 people. (SOW #31, #32, #33).
Expected outcomes: During the 12-month project period at a total cost of $124.646.00, fully funded by HUD ifhc will complete the following major activities and others identified in the SOW of this proposal: provide fair housing trainings & outreach by ifhc staff to 1900 program participants, either in person or online and through PEI referral intakes. Dissemination of event information on social media and other platforms: (SOW #23) 400 total participants; (SOW #24) 800 participants; (SOW #28) 500 participants; and (SOW #37) 200 intakes. Implement - a comprehensive social media strategy across multiple platforms to educate and inform about fair housing content on a consistent and efficient schedule (for facebook, instagram, etc.) (SOW program activities tasks #s 27) to have a total reach of 157,000 views, impressions, and emails. Conduct - six psas, (3) spanish media and (3) in other languages on social media, radio, and print impacting 169,000 households. And distribute multi-language FH PSA materials to (50) community centers, ethnic markets, nail salons, other business & places frequented by and/or staffed with multiethnic community members, local universities. (SOW #25, #26) publish - five print psas (english and spanish or other languages) in idaho newspapers (SOW program activities task # 34) psas will be accessible to 181,500 readers in print and digital distribution. Create - two fair housing guides (1) equitable disaster planning and relief and (2) addressing hate and harassment and other forms of housing discrimination distributed by posting on ifhc website, email, and other forms of distribution. Translated into spanish and other languages as needed, totals distribution 5000. (SOW #35, #36) engage - in 6 collaborative meetings with local/state jurisdictions to create various homeownership opportunities for protected classes reaching 150 people. (SOW #31, #32, #33).
Intended beneficiaries: Persons of an immigrant population (especially racial and ethnic minorities who are non-english-speaking or have limited english proficiency); persons living in a rural area, particularly minority groups in such areas; persons who are experiencing homelessness; persons with disabilities (physical or mental), particularly persons living in housing with one or more qualities of an institutional setting, persons leaving institutions, or persons at-risk of institutionalization; persons in areas where there is inadequate protection and ability to provide fair housing services from a state or local government or private fair housing organization; persons living in impoverished areas or experiencing persistent poverty or inequality, including historical wealth disparities as compared to majority groups; lesbian, GAY, bisexual, transgender, and queer (lgbtq+) persons & youth; persons from low-income backgrounds and/or persons systematically denied a full opportunity to participate in aspects of economic, social and civic life, including black, latino, indigenous, native american, asian, pacific islander, and other, persons of color, members of religious groups, persons with disabilities, and other groups of federally protected class members experiencing housing discrimination; and due to the covid-19 pandemic, experiencing housing instability and/or whose access to opportunity has been exacerbated while also focusing on supporting underserved communities, advance housing justice, reduce homelessness, invest in the success of communities, create a more accessible and inclusive housing finance system, advancing racial equity/equity, promote homeownership, environmental justice.

This project will inform people of their rights and responsibilities under the FHA, address antisemitic and islamophobic discrimination among other forms of housing discrimination including serving…

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